UPENDRA YADAV WANTS CORRECTIONS IN ORDINANCES Kathmandu, 10 April: - Madhesi Janadhikar Forum , Nepal, has concluded that ordinances issued in the name of removing obstacles in an unconstitutional and undemocratic way should be corrected through all-party consensus, RSS reports.. The MJF-Nepal organised a press conference to make public the decision of the two-day long party central committee meeting concluded on Tuesday, where it stated that the high-level committee formed to support, give advices, and direct the government has no essence at all. The party stated that the environment of fresh Constituent Assembly (CA) elections should be ensured forging consensus for the basic principles of Federal Democratic Republic Nepal that is to be established through the CA. The meeting also concluded that it would be better to give the people deprived of getting citizenship certificates before the CA elections, deploying government officials in the villages and that it should make the voters' identity cards after including their names in the voter's list. The Forum Nepal said that the process of determining the constituencies on the basis of population should be made and the citizenship certificates be made the basis for the registration of voters' list. The Forum Nepal suggested that Chairman of the Interim Election Council, should resign from one as the head of the executive body or the judicial head for holding both position was against the democratic norms and values, separation of powers, balance of power, and concept of independent judiciary. The meeting expressed concern over decreasing the seats to represent in the CA through proportional category, for this decision is attempted to minimizing the representation of the Madhesis, indigenous nationality, Dalits, women, Tharu, Muslim and marginalized communities and that the latest decision regarding it should be canceled. Chairman of the party, Upendra Yadav, said the CA election that is held without deciding the nature of the Constitution would have no essence at all. nnnn