Group attacks MP Sarita Giri's house two days in a row
KATHMANDU: A group of miscreants attacked the residence of Janata Samajwadi Party lawmaker Sarita Giri over her lodging an amendment on the recent Constitution amendment bill introduced by the government, stating that the territories of Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani should be removed from the map as evidences are yet to be established.
Videos have surfaced on the internet in which people with black flags chanting slogan against Giri can be seen kicking the gates of Giri's residence.
The group which was taken into custody on Wednesday had returned on Thursday, chanting slogans, advancing towards Giri's house. They were apprehended by the police and taken away in two vans.
Her own party has asked her to withdraw the amendment which has apparently been lodged without any discussion in the party.
Giri has been claiming that there are not adequate evidences that support Nepal's claim over Limpiyadhura, Kalapani and Lipu Lekh. She went on with the registration of the amendment while her party pledged support to the government proposed bill.
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