Kathmandu, Aug 25: The CPN-UML has accused the government of committing erroneous act by allowing unwanted external concern on the internal affairs such as constitution amendment of the country.
The main opposition party has cautioned the government not to carry out any activities that would undermine Nepal’s sovereignty and her capacity to take decisions independently.
UML came up with the note while expressing concern over Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s act of sending a letter along with special envoy to India regarding constitution amendment.
At a press conference organized here today to make public the decisions of its Standing Committee meeting, the UML has criticized the Prime Minister’s decision to send special envoys to China and India in a way to contravene decent diplomatic code when the government was yet to induct a Foreign Minister and get a final shape.
“The Constitution is a dynamic document. It should be made time-relevant but the bases and areas on which the discourse is being made for the amendment are condemnable and abortive,” according to UML decision.
The amendment to the constitution is an internal matter of our country and it depends on the need felt by the political parties of Nepal. The national charter could not be amended based on the undue interest of any country, the decision reads.
The UML has also demanded the disclosure of the letter supposedly sent to India by the Prime Minister of Nepal. RSS
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