A wrong comment was made that the proportional system is for women.

In the first session of 'Nirbhik Nari' organized by Kantipur Publications Limited on Thursday, Chief Commissioner Thapalia, in the 'Leadership of women, heavy on tradition' session, said that by distorting the essence of the constitution and laws in their favor, a false comment was made that the proportional system is only for women in the parliament.

In the constitution issued in 2072, there is a provision to have one-third female representation in the representatives and provincial assemblies, and if the direct election system does not reach 33 percent, they will be represented proportionally, he said. During the implementation of the law, the burden of the proportional system was imposed on women without giving priority to women directly. "When making the election law, without emphasizing directly It was said to be brought from the equivalent and such commentary was produced,' He said, "It was wrongly said that those who came from proportionality are women."

According to the constitution, there is a provision that a woman must be in one of the chief and deputy chief positions at the local level. Thapalia said that this system is also being practiced according to their own preferences. "What was seen was that a comment was made that the head should not be given and the deputy head should be all women."

He said that the practice of assigning women to the position of deputy head in parliament should be proportional and at the local level should be changed. "Now it is necessary to radically change, we are in that process," Chief Election Commissioner Thapalia added.