Kathmandu, Sept 15: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that the process of implementing the constitution has now accelerated.
In a meeting with Television and FM radio editors at the Prime Minister’s residence in Baluwatar on Wednesday, he said the cabinet has formed the high courts and agreement on the same of all the parties is a testimony to the fact that the process of implementation of the constitution has accelerated. “High courts have been constituted. And I take the consensus of all parties to it as a national consensus. This has forwarded the process of implementation of the constitution. The remaining issues will also be addressed based on the consensus of all the parties,” he said.
It may be noted that the meeting today of the Council of Ministers finalized the locations for the high courts. The process was facilitated after the parliament had passed a law regarding the same recently. The Prime Minister on the occasion said that the formation of the high courts was the next stage of the implementation of the constitution, which would add new enthusiasm among the people.
The process for amendment to the constitution is also gradually moving ahead and it will also be realized soon, he said. Talks on the issue were held today with the Madhes-centric parties and with other stakeholders.
The PM said, “Although preparation was made to amend constitution before India visit, more discussion was necessary to that end. So, it took some days.” Nepalis can resolve the domestic issues on their own, he said, adding that constitution would be amended based on the consensus among all parties- the ruling, the opposition and the Madhes-centric ones.
“There won’t be any discussion on the amendment of Nepal’s constitution during India visit,” he made it clear. PM Dahal further said the visit would stress the implementation of the past agreements. “The visit will devote to clearing away past misunderstandings and improving the bilateral relations,” he underscored. RSS
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