The Nepal United Democratic Madhesi Front (UDMF), has apparently softened its agitation and said it would continue its protest programmes even after the first amendment to the Constitution.
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The protesting alliance held a meeting in Kathmandu to review the agitation and came up with three programmes, seemingly more moderate than its earlier activities,reports The Himalayan Times.
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Front said the struggle would continue till all of their demands were met in a package.
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The Front also reiterated its demand for an independent probe to be launched into violent clashes during the agitation and actions must be taken against the culprits.
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