Janakpur. Home Minister Sudan Gurung and Hindu Morcha have signed a 13-point agreement.
The government and the Hindu Morcha (UDMF) have reached an agreement in a two-phase meeting held in Janakpurdham on Saturday.
The demands put forth by the UDMF include making it a Hindu state for promoting sustainable peace, social harmony, religious tolerance and economic coexistence.
After the Sunsari incident, Hindu organizations had been protesting in Dhanusha as well.
A team led by Home Minister had reached Janakpurdham today to hold talks to control the situation.
With the agreement, the UDMF has withdrawn all the protest and protest programs.
The points mentioned in the agreed demand letter are:
1. To move forward the all-party and all-party discussion process on the issue of declaring Nepal, which has majority of 81 percent Hindus including Kirants and Buddhists, as a Hindu state within three months for the promotion of sustainable peace, social harmony, religious tolerance and economic coexistence.
2. To control the display of deadly weapons during festivals and religious occasions celebrated by any religion, sect or community. To take action against the person or group who commits such acts in accordance with the law.
3. To control the use of loudspeakers and loudspeakers installed in monasteries, temples, mosques, monasteries, churches and places of worship. Arrangements shall be made to limit the use of sound to the premises for essential religious activities.
4. To record and disclose the identity of all the people living in temples, mosques, monasteries, churches and other religious places and to monitor and manage the records of foreign nationals through the concerned authorities.
5. To identify and take action against those who spread religious, communal, ethnic violence, malice, character assassination or immoral thoughts through social media or other means.
6. Review the cases registered against those arrested during the agitation after the Sunsari Dewangunj incident and take necessary decision and release the concerned persons as per the legal process.
7. To provide medical treatment and necessary health services to those injured during the agitation.
8. Review the rationale, necessity and legal basis of religious commissions and proceed with the process of abolition.
9. The Government of Nepal shall ensure the security and religious security of the citizens participating in the agitation.
10. To initiate necessary legal process regarding foreign nationals by conducting investigation into the Nepali citizenship granted from 2062÷2063 till now. – Within three months)
11. Immediately take action against madrasas, mosques and other religious institutions by investigating, monitoring and regulating various fundings.
12. To identify the perpetrators of heinous crimes, take legal action and compensate the victims.
13. The Samyukta Hindu Morcha (UDM) has called off all its protest programmes from today÷.
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