‘Nepal govt must talk to Madhesi people to end the violence’

Nepal government must not suppress the rights of Madhesi people in the new Constitution and instead create a conducive environment for holding talks with the protesters to end the deadly violence in areas close to the Indian border, a senior Madhesi leader on Thursday said.

Rameshwar Raya Yadav, senior vice president of Madhesi People’s Rights <g data-gr-id="10">Forum Democratic</g> (MPRF-D), 

blamed the three main political parties for the crisis that has ensnared Nepal.

The leaders of Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and UCP-Maoist are responsible for the present political crisis in Nepal, Yadav said at a hospital here.