PM invites MPRF to talks

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KATHMANDU, Nov 3: Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal on Tuesday wrote to the Madhesi People´s Rights Forum asking the latter for a talk on the MPRF demands to the government, according to JP Gupta, co-chairman of MPRF.

MPRF had on Sunday submitted a nine-point demand to the government.

In the letter, the prime minister has asked MPRF to send a talks team. "It is positive response from the government," Gupta said.

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