Apr 19, Kathmandu - The Nepali Communist Party has strongly condemned the government's recent actions of evicting homeless families from various locations across the country without providing proper alternatives. In a press release issued on Sunday, the party described these measures as 'inhuman' and demanded an immediate halt along with arrangements for proper rehabilitation.

The party criticized the activities carried out in the name of homeless management, stating that they have caused confusion among affected families and undermined trust in the state among marginalized communities. "We urge the government to ensure proper rehabilitation before undertaking such actions," the release emphasized.

Meanwhile, the party also demanded immediate control over rising inflation and black market activities following the formation of the new government. It further condemned attempts to ban student organizations, labeling such moves as unconstitutional and unacceptable.

Expressing deep concern, the party highlighted that efforts to dismantle organized rights, as practiced during the Panchayat era, are attempts to erode the rights enshrined in federal democratic republics. It also criticized the government's move to restrict trade unions, stating that these actions violate constitutional rights and international treaties.

While welcoming the government's initiatives aimed at good governance, social justice, and prosperity, the party expressed concern over biased and one-sided practices observed in governance and parliamentary procedures.

The party called on the government to become more democratic, accountable, and inclusive, emphasizing the need to support homeless, farmers, workers, and oppressed communities. "Strengthening democracy cannot be achieved by depriving rights or displacing people from their homes," the statement concluded.