Bhaktapur, Dec 30: Nepali Congress central member Dilendra Prasad Badu on Thursday said the State should go for the elections by accommodating 10 percent of the populace disgruntled at large with the constitution.
Speaking at a programme on ‘rule of law in the State’ organised by BP Thoughts Academy, Bhaktapur Chapter, on the occasion of the 40th National Reconciliation Day, he said the constitution amendment is essential for the elections.
Constitution amendment proposal could be discussed at Parliament after its necessary revision, he said, urging the main opposition CPN-UML to clear the ways for the polls by letting parliamentary affairs resume instead of violating democratic norms.
Likewise, at the event, Minister of State for Drinking Water and Sanitation, Dipak Khadka, urged the government to announce the dates for the elections at the earliest as all political parties, he said, were close to consensus. RSS
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