#भिडियो लाखौ शिक्षित युवालाई अरबमा लखेटेर यस्ताले खाएका छन् नेपाली जनताको भत्ता , हेर सभासदको अंग्रेजी बोलेको बेजोग हेरौ यी सभासदले अंग्रेजी बोलेको ?

5:54 PM

भिडियो सहित हेर्नुहोस !

After promising to table a constitution amendment proposal by Tuesday, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal was scrambling to cobble things up amid growing pressure from the agitating forces, which have even warned of withdrawing support to the government and launching fresh protests.

But the Madhesi and Janajati parties, the forces that were exerting pressure on the government, on Monday came to Dahal’s rescue. The Sanghiya Gathabandhan, an alliance of the Madhesi and Janajati forces, on Monday served a 15-day “ultimatum” to PM Dahal to table the amendment proposal. The “ultimatum”, by extension, means Dahal has two more weeks to work on the amendment proposal.
During a meeting on Monday, Gathabandhan coordinator Upendra Yadav offered Dahal to take 15 more days. He, however, made it clear that the amendment proposal “must be acceptable to the agitating parties”.

Gathabandhan leaders said the agitating parties offered to extend the deadline in order to give the government the required time for proper homework and consultation. The government has not held consultation with the Madhesi leaders on the contents of the amendment. Many Madhesi leaders suspect the government could be on its way to table the proposal unilaterally.

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