Kathmandu, Nov 21: Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Bimalendra Nidhi has said activities to prop up national economy could be accelerated along with the implementation of the constitution.
Addressing an international conference on ‘Nepal-India Relations and Role of Media’ organized jointly by the Mass Communications and Journalism Department of Tribhuvan University and the National Media Foundation here on Sunday, DPM Nidhi said unity among all political parties was essential to implement the constitution with its amendment.
“The process of constitution amendment has moved forward. With the amendment, implementation is speed up and elections at local level held,” he stressed.
DPM Nidhi appealed to all not to make unnecessary comments on constitution because it is one of the best constitutions. “Nepal-India relations should be further strengthened,” he underscored.
On the occasion, UML Secretary Yogesh Bhattarai said India can’t speak about Nepal’s internal affairs.
FNJ Chairman Dr Mahendra Bista said there was historical and harmonious relations between Nepal and India.
Foundation Chairman Rajendra Jain said the media from both Nepal and India could play positive role on boosting Nepal-India relations. RSS
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