Kathmandu: Political situation in country getting interesting after government prepare to open the file of Gaur Massacare  , the clash between the ruling Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP) and the Maoist Center has started. The conflict has started between these two parties who have recently formed the Samajwadi Front and are ready to take part in the upcoming elections with the same election symbol.

On Wednesday evening, JSP President Upendra Yadav conveyed a message to Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal that he would leave the government after talking to his party leaders saying that there is no point in staying in the government.

Sources claim that even if the Janata Samajwadi Party withdraws its support, Prachanda will open the file on the incident in which 27 people died in Rautahat.

JSP president Yadav was shocked after the Ministry of Home Affairs agreed on five points with the victims of the incident to investigate the murder that took place 17 years ago.

According to the number 1 point of the agreement reached in the ministry, it is seen that the file of Gaur massacre case will be opened.

It is stated in the agreement that "the complaint filed at that time will be investigated and investigated, and the process of action against the guilty will be carried out according to the law based on the facts and evidence".

Sources claim that JSP President Yadav, saying that this agreement was meant to trap himself and his workers, sent a message to Prime Minister Prachanda through the Chairman of the ruling Nepali Congress, Sher Bahadur Deuba, that he would leave the government if the Gaur massacre file was opened.

On Wednesday, Yadav met Congress President Deuba and sent this message to Prime Minister Prachanda. In the meeting with Deuba, Yadav said that 'Prime Minister Dahal is insolent to embarrass himself just like he embarrassed you in the case of fake Bhutanese refugees' and said that he would withdraw from the government and withdraw his support as he was eager to open the file.

According to sources, Deuba asked Yadav not to take a decision to leave the government immediately saying that he would talk to the Prime Minister, but Prachanda was not positive and said that there was pressure to open this file within the party. In the meeting between Deuba and Prime Minister Prachanda in Baluwatar, Prachanda said that even if he went to Jaspa, he would open the Rautahat case file.

Sources claim that the Maoists are ready to open the Gaur murder case file saying that they can bring RPP or RSP into the government by keeping out Upendra Yadav.

However, RPP  has not prepared to cooperate with Maoists in federal government. Sources have informed Deuba that Prachanda is preparing to bring the Rashtriya Prajatantra Party(RPP), if Jasapa left government.

In otherhand Prachanda is confident that if he call Rastriya Swatantra Party(RSP) will join government if he make proper deal . RSP is also eager to go to government as per sources. 

Sources claim that Prachanda promised Deuba that if the RPP is included in the central government, the alliance will be strengthened in Koshi province and the Congress-led government will last.

According to a source close to the Prime Minister, Yadav sent news to Deuba that he met UML President KP Sharma Oli on Tuesday night after Prime Minister Prachanda was not positive towards him.

But a vice president of UML said that Upendra Yadav did not go to Oli's residence Balkot and did not meet with Oli.

Party office Balkumari Yadav discussed with the available central executive members on Wednesday about leaving the government.

The victims have been saying that 28 Maoist activists were killed in the attack that took place 17 years ago while disrupting the Maoist meeting in Gaur of Rautahat.