The Home Minister agreed to discuss the issue of declaring Nepal a Hindu Rashtra within three months
Kathmandu. 13 points have been agreed between the government negotiation team led by Home Minister Sudan Gurung and the representatives of Hindu organizations. Chief District Officer of Dhanusha, Prem Prasad Luintel, informed that this agreement was reached at the meeting held at the district administration office of Dhanusha on Saturday night.
In the talks, the United Hindu Front, including the agitating Hindu Samrat Sena, presented a 13-point demand sheet containing issues related to religious harmony, social peace and national identity. An agreement was reached between the government and the protesting parties on the basis of the same demand letter.
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