Congress MP Saud's suggestion to the government - Let's talk with the opposition for constitutional amendment

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Narayan Prakash Saud, a member of the ruling Nepali Congress and former minister Narayan Prakash Saud, has suggested the government to take the initiative of national consensus to amend the constitution.

He said that since the ruling party and the opposition parties have the same opinion on the issue of constitutional amendment, the government should take immediate steps to gather national consensus on it. Reminding that in the House of Representatives meeting on Tuesday, Congress and UML agreed on seven points, including amending the constitution, he said that the government should hold a debate between the parties and also with the opposition for national consensus.

To maintain political stability in the country, for that, which agenda should we change in the form of government, for that, not only within the same party, but also between the parties and between the government and the opposition, there is a need to try and take initiatives. MP Saud said that the government should take initiative.

He also claimed that the government and the ruling parties are not in favor of making the inclusion issue bottom up.

MP Saud said that for the implementation of federalism, the government should pay attention to making the work of the province effective.