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Govt. not interested in constitution implementation: Chair Oli

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Kathmandu, Sept 20: CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli has blamed the government for not moving ahead for the constitution implementation.
Addressing a gathering organised by the CPN (UML), Kathmandu here on Monday on the occasion of the first Constitution Day, Chairman Oli said that the government has not shown interest in constitution implementation and is working wholeheartedly to fulfill ‘others’ necessity.
He argued that the government has been giving stress in constitution amendment rather than implementation. Stating that the constitution acceptable to all is nowhere possible in the world, the CPN (UML) Chairman said that new constitution could be amended as per the need of Nepali people.
Also former Prime Minister, Mr Oli said, “Some articles of the new constitution can be amended to make the Nepali people and Nepal prosperous but it will not be amended for others.”
He expressed the view that the new constitution has not discriminated against anyone. Chairman Oli said that the CPN (UML) was ready to move ahead with consensus and stressed that consensus would only be forged after keeping the national interest in centre.
He clarified that although the government signed agreement regarding foreign policy in foreign land, there would be no compromise in Nepal’s freedom and foreign policy.
Similarly, CPN (UML) Vice-Chairman Bamdev Gautam said that the new constitution has guaranteed rights of all people and that there was no such constitution in the world. RSS