Kathmandu, May 9: The Nepali Congress has said solution to problems seen in the jurisdiction of the executive, the legislature and the judiciary would be sought in keeping with the constitution.
“The Nepali Congress has focused its entire attention in the forthcoming local-level election. The executive, legislature and the judiciary should stay within their respective limits and the red line. The NC will make its official views on issues to do with the jurisdiction said to be seen of late among these state organs after the elections are over,” the party Central Publicity Coordination Sub-committee coordinator Ramesh Lekhak said.
Addressing a press conference held at the party central office at Sanepa today to give out information on the latest activities related to the local level election, coordinator Lekhak stated that the NC has focused its energy and stress on the election and it would make its official views regarding the issues of jurisdiction among the three state organs public only after the election.
“The Nepali Congress since its inception is in favour of an independent, impartial and dignified judiciary. It highly respects the judiciary and it is of the belief that the court orders and works are independent, impartial and dignified,” he added.
Explaining the constitution amendment is being done to increase the broader acceptability of the constitution and the local level election is being held to implement the constitution, coordinator Lekhak said the government has pursued both these works together.
He said the demands raised by the Tarai-Madhes and other communities would be addressed through the constitution amendment and expressed the confidence that the constitution amendment proposal would be passed soon.
NC wants impartial elections
Coordinator Lekhak also denounced the vandalism and arson attack on the vehicles used for the NC election campaigning in some districts including Chitwan and Dhading. He said the party would not lose its calm by such acts.
“We want that the two phases of election take place in a free, fair and fear-free environment and without any rigging. We have been working towards creating such environment in a disciplined and dignified manner,” he reiterated.
Responding to a question, Lekhak said electoral alliances have been made with other parties in some districts as per the local requirement and that there was no problem or confusion in the places and districts where such alliances have been made.
He urged the voters to cast their votes to the candidates of the parties of their liking in the election on May 14 without any fear, stressing that these votes alone would prop up the local government as the root of democracy.
Coordinator Lekhak said his party has been conducting the voter education. RSS
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