Communist Party Criticizes Government's Inaction on Dalit Upliftment, Demands Action on Land Rights and Border Issues
Summary
CPN MP Ganesh Bishwakarma has criticized the government for failing to deliver concrete progress on Dalit upliftment and called for a Dalit Rights Decade, stronger laws, and a budget-backed development authority. He also demanded rehabilitation for bonded laborers and urged immediate action on border disputes including Susta, Kalapani, Lipulek and Limpiyadhura.
Key Points
- CPN MP Ganesh Bishwakarma said repeated government programs for Dalit upliftment have produced little concrete progress.
- He called for a Dalit Rights Decade, integrated laws, and a Dalit Development Authority with budgetary support.
- Bishwakarma said rehabilitation of Kamaiya, Kamalari, Haliya and Haruwa-Charuwa workers remains incomplete and should finish by 2030.
- He also warned about communal tensions and criticized the government’s handling of border disputes such as Susta, Kalapani, Lipulek and Limpiyadhura.
