Chairman of RPP-N Kamal Thapa on Wednesday announced the resolution amid a function organized by the party in the capital after concluding the 10-day Rath Yatra (Chariot journey) held in 18 districts across the country. [break]
According to the resolution, social and religious harmony will be maintained in the country by declaring the country a Hindu state. The RPP-N has demanded abolition of caste and gender discrimination in the country.
RPP-N Chairman Kamal Thapa. (Photo: Bijay Gajmer)
The party has stressed the need for boycotting the corrupt leaders. Similarly, RPP-N has demanded a ban on killing of cow that is worshiped in the Hindu religion.
Addressing the function, Thapa claimed that they would continue to struggle until the country is declared a Hindu state. "The Interim Constitution will be amended if political parties agree on holding fresh election. So, we demand amendment to the Interim Constitution and declare the country a Hindu state," he said.
Thapa stated that RPP-N is emerging as an alternative force to fulfill the dream of new Nepal. He accused religious missionaries of spreading Christianity by converting the poor, especially Dalits and indigenous peoples.
People in procession. (Photo: Bijay Gajmer)
Nepali Baba Tej Prasad Sharma and Professor Dr Madhav Bhattarai, among other religious leaders were also present at the function.
In a bid to exert pressure on the government and major political parties, RPP-N on December 17 had launched Rath Yatra from Janakpur. The party had organized about 160 mass gatherings during the journey.
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