Bhairahawa : Chairman of the Janata Samajbadi Party Nepal, Upendra Yadav, has said constitution amendment is imperative to clear present political stalemate.

At a press meet organized here today, Chairman Yadav argued the constitution failed to address the issues of Madhes people, indigenous, Dalit and oppressed communities. He said the provinces need to be demarcated based on identity so that it would ensure effective enforcement of federalism.

The Chairman further said provision of directly elected executive president and fully proportional election are other necessities for a stable system in Nepal.

The leader drew government’s attention why the Gautam Buddha International Airport was not run in a full capacity. He demanded diplomatic and technical interventions from the government to this end.

Moreover, Yadav argued his party had internalized people’s problems in Madhes from the very beginning.