Madhesi Parties Struggle for Existence After Elections
Summary
Madhesi parties that once dominated power in the Madhes are now struggling after the general elections, with several reduced to near-zero representation or facing extinction. Leaders say the parties are reorganizing and preparing new strategies to regain public trust.
Key Points
- Madhesi parties have suffered major setbacks in the general elections after the Janji movement, with several losing most of their parliamentary presence.
- Only a few parties, including JSP Nepal, Janamat Party, and Nagarik Unmukti Party, remain relevant while others have faded or become inactive.
- Party leaders say they are reorganizing and planning new strategies to revive support and respond to changing political sentiment.
- The parties now face pressure from youth disillusionment and shifting power arithmetic in national politics.
