Progressive Political Forces Unite, Form 'Agragami Morcha', Plan Public Assemblies
Summary
Kathmandu-based progressive political forces have formed the Agragami Morcha and decided to hold joint public assemblies and grassroots programs ahead of the upcoming elections. The alliance says it will focus on sovereignty, inclusive democracy, social justice, and resisting authoritarian tendencies.
Key Points
- The first meeting of the newly formed Agragami Morcha was held in Kathmandu and concluded with decisions to organize joint public assemblies and public-oriented programs.
- Janamat Party General Secretary Chandan Singh said the alliance will be strengthened until the upcoming elections and taken to the grassroots level.
- Eight political forces, including JSP Nepal and Janamat Party, are part of the Morcha.
- The alliance’s concept paper emphasizes sovereignty, national unity, inclusive democracy, secularism, social justice, and human rights.
