Political Parties Campaign Without Manifestos Ahead of Upcoming Elections, Focusing on Key Agendas
Summary
Most political parties ahead of Falgun 21 elections campaign without formal manifestos, focusing on constitutional amendments and Madhesi identity issues to woo voters.
Key Points
- Most political parties are contesting the Falgun 21 elections without formal manifestos, focusing instead on key agendas and voter assurances.
- The Janata Samajbadi Party and Janmat Party emphasize constitutional amendments as their main election agenda, while some parties demand a complete rewriting of the constitution.
- Rastriya Mukti Party advocates for self-rule and multinational democracy through full constitutional amendment, focusing on cultural and community rights.
- The Janmat Party highlights internationalizing the Madhes issue and aims for a 'New Republic' with directly elected executives and autonomous provinces.
