Nepal's proposal to break into a separate state

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DHAKA: Nepal's southern Terai areas it proposes to separate state election manifesto has expressed Rashtriya Janata Party of Nepal (arajepiena). The announcement was made on Thursday (November 23) just three days before the first round of the federal and provincial elections held on November 26 and December 7 in a country known as the Himalaya Kanya.

Proposal of the proposal says that people living in lowlands in the southern part of Nepal, Tharu, Dalit, Muslim and indigenous people are all Nepalese. But seeing from a broader perspective, they came from different nations. Their geography, life, culture, civilization and philosophy differ. They have more matches than Nepal and other countries, including India and Mauritius.

But in the Himalayan footsteps, there has been a storm of strong criticism in the party to offer a separate state of Tarike, Toras, Rocks, and sandstones. Leaders of different levels are trying to quell the team coordinator, Mahant Thakur, because the proposal to publish the Ishtahar and suggest the separation of a separate state without discussing in the party forum.

General Secretary Manish Suman and Keshab Jha said, "When we are trying to make our position as a coherent nation, the proposal to make a separate state without accepting the senior leaders of the party is not acceptable." We are against the division of the state.

They said that this proposal can be somebody's personal opinion, neither party nor anything. We can not imagine a separate state. We want an undivided province from Jhampa to Kanchanpur district, with a separate state, not a separate state.

Tarai is located in the middle of the northern part of the Gangetic plain from the Himalayas to the south of the hill. In addition to Nepal, the region north of the state of Himachal, Haryana, Uttarakhand, along the Yamuna river in the west.