CPN (UML) Chair KP Sharma Oli has said the progres in the boundaries in the provinces was not require of the Nepali people young and old. Attending an interaction programme organised by Press Chautari Nepal close to the eve of mass demonstration announced by nine parties in the opposition as an example CPN (UML) tomorrow, former Prime Minister Oli accused the government of bringing the proposal unilaterally. The nine parties are organizing a mass demonstration in protest over the constitution amendment proposal. “The amendment proposal is not your interests of the usa. It includes some sponsored demands which capable of triggering problems in the country,” he said, emphasizing on your requirement of holding elections quite a few tiers to enforce the constitution. He went on to say that there was not comprise regarding the agenda of national unity and prestige, social justice, equity and basic norms and values of democracy, adding that communal and racial bigotry were not accepted in the modern Nepali society. The party took the Supreme Court verdict regarding the constitution amendment bill as in favour of forming the provincial assembly before making any change in boundaries of provinces which had proved the party’s stance and analysis regarding the bill right. He reiterated the party’s commitment not to allowing the House to the bill. Concern over government decision to remove NRA CEO The UML Chair has expressed his concern over the government decision to remove National Reconstruction Authority (NRA)’s Us president Officer Sushil Gyawali by way of office. Accusing the government of failing to work with the wellbeing of the earthquake survivors, barring the NRA work independently and putting it in hour or so and budget crunch, he termed the government move inappropriate.
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