KATHMANDU, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) -- The Nepali cabinet on Sunday decided to ensure effective implementation of reservation for marginalized communities in all organs of the country, according to local media report.

    At a cabinet meeting, held at the Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala's official residence in Kathmandu, made the decision to implement the inclusive policy, reported the local media house's website eKantipur.

    The decision came a day after the newly formed Madhesi alliance announced agitation demanding proportional representation of the Madhesi youths in the Nepali Army, among others.

    Madhesi people are the Nepalese mainly living in south Nepal's southern Terai plains.

    The preliminary process fixed earlier by the government will be followed while making the whole system inclusive, under which 45 percent seats have been reserved for Madhesis and Dalits, indigenous nationalities and marginalized groups in the recruitment process.

    The provision also mentioned that these groups could compete with other groups for the rest of the 55 percent.

    "The government has decided to ensure proportional participation of the deprived communities in police, army and public enterprises," said Giriraj Mani Pokhrel, Minister for Health and Population.

    "The cabinet meeting discussed 51 different agenda on Sunday's meeting as it was held after a long gap due to ill health of Prime Minister Koirala," Pokhrel said.