Kathmandu, Dec 2: The major opposition CPN-UML has demanded that the government withdraw the bill registered at the Legislature-Parliament on amendment of the constitution. The bill was registered on Tuesday.
The central secretariat meeting of the party on Thursday argued that the bill was presented in the Parliament in a way that it would violate constitution, contempt court and divide people. Reasoning this, the party strongly demanded that the government withdraw the bill.
Chief of the central publicity and publication department, Yogesh Bhattarai, said as the peaceful protest would be a decisive force, the party has requested the agitators not be violent but keep on agitation by considering private and public properties, and social, religious and ethnic comity.
During the meeting, deputy leader of the UML parliamentary party and standing committee member Subash Nembang and Chief Whip Bhanubhakta Dhakal informed the leaders about party’s talks with various stakeholders on the recent political developments. RSS
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