Maoist Center’s Manifesto: Language set for all seven states (Full Text)
In the manifesto, the Maoists have specified Bantawa Rai, Limbu, and Maithili in State 1, and Maithili, Bhojpuri, and Bajjika in Madhesh State as the state languages.
KATHMANDU: The language of government work has been specified for all seven states based on majority in the CPN-Maoist Center’s manifesto for the upcoming elections.
In accordance with the spirit and spirit of the constitution, the Maoist Center has set the language for all seven states and included it in the manifesto, so that the policy of determining the language of the state and automatically using the language of the state as the union’s working language will be adopted.
In the manifesto, the Maoists have specified Bantawa Rai, Limbu, and Maithili in State 1, and Maithili, Bhojpuri, and Bajjika in Madhesh State as the state languages.
Similarly, the Maoist center has pledged in its manifesto to support Tamang and Nepali languages in Bagmati State, Magar and Gurung languages in Gandaki State, Magar, Tharu, and Durdiya languages in Lumbini State, Magar and Tamang languages in Karnali State, and Doteli and Tharu languages in Sudurpaschim State.
