Dhangadhi, Dec 8: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said the constitution amendment bill was registered at the Legislature-Parliament to unite the nation and make elections successful.
Inaugurating the Sudoor Paschim Festival here on Wednesday, PM Dahal said the amendment proposal was not aimed at disgracing and excluding any community.
“Present proposal of constitution amendment was based on the agreement the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML made on demarcation of province no 5. So, how can it be wrong and against the nation when Prachanda initiates this, and good and nationalist when KP Oli initiates it,” he wondered.
The PM reiterated, “The amendment bill therefore will not be withdrawn. There is nothing strange in it; it is around the agreements made previously.” Although there were some voices against the amendment proposal, it was a bid to ensure broader acceptability of the constitution, according to him.
On a different note, he made commitment that various development activities would be carried out in the far-western region as upgrading of Gauriphanta border point and acceleration of Pancheshwor project.
Other development issues PM shared for the region was establishment of industry based on medicinal herbs and forest products, timely completion of Chameliya hydro-power project, establishment of provincial university and medical colleges, rehabilitation of freed kamaiyas.
Garland weighing 16-kg to PM Dahal
Meanwhile, organizer of the festival and Chairman of Kailali Chamber of Commerce Shankar Bogati offered a garland weighing 16-kg. He also submitted a 16-point memorandum to the PM.
The memorandum has made aware the PM about the development needs in the region. RSS
२६ कार्तिक २०८३, बिहिबार
प्रतिक्रिया