Saying that no political parties can do behavior of hurling petrol bomb at medicines-laden vehicle and torching ambulance, Bhattarai remarked that protests have gone out of control.
Speaking at a press meet in the capital on Saturday, he said that the nation will head toward further anarchy if Madhes problem is not addressed.
On the occasion, Bhattarai accused the government of attempting to deviate people’s attention rather than being involved in solving the internal unrest, adding that people are facing hardship due to electoral selfness of some leaders.
He was of the opinion that current problem attributed as issues of proportional representation, constituencies fixation agreed earlier was not implemented.
“I had make them aware to that end,” he said, “Public are reeling under crises due to stinginess, shortsightedness and stubbornness of few leaders.”
Civic leaders for addressing Madhes issues before elections
On a separate note, Bhattarai, who is campaigning to form new political power, said debates are on inside and outside country for that.
“There is no immediate plan for announcing a new party, but it will be declared after concluding a phase of deliberations,” Bhattarai said.
