Constitution: Koirala renews call to Nepal Oppn for talks
21 Feb 2015 12:30 AM GMT
Nepal Prime Minister on Friday renewed his call to the agitating Opposition for a dialogue to resolve the current political deadlock over the Constitution drafting process.
He said the government is committed to draft the Constitution through cooperation, collaboration and unity among the political parties. Once the constitution is drafted, the door for economic prosperity will open for the country, Koirala said at a function to mark the birth centenary of great democratic leader Ganesh Man Singh, who had led the peoples movement of 1990 that restored multiparty democracy in Nepal. “What is important for Nepal is drafting a new constitution at the earliest possible time,” he pointed out.
CPN-UML chairman KP Sharma Oli said if consensus is not possible, the ruling alliances is committed to draft the constitution through two third majority votes.
He said the government is committed to draft the Constitution through cooperation, collaboration and unity among the political parties. Once the constitution is drafted, the door for economic prosperity will open for the country, Koirala said at a function to mark the birth centenary of great democratic leader Ganesh Man Singh, who had led the peoples movement of 1990 that restored multiparty democracy in Nepal. “What is important for Nepal is drafting a new constitution at the earliest possible time,” he pointed out.
CPN-UML chairman KP Sharma Oli said if consensus is not possible, the ruling alliances is committed to draft the constitution through two third majority votes.
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