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Amending the Constitution according to the expectations of the people and the needs of the country: Energy Minister Khadka
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The Minister of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has said that the government is working on making laws compatible with the constitution. On the occasion of the eighth foundation day of Nepali Radio Network, in the interaction on 'Ninth Year of the Constitution' organized in Kathmandu on Thursday, the government said that it has given priority to the creation of necessary laws.
Energy Minister Khadka said that since the constitution is not a permanent document, the constitution can be amended according to the expectations of the people and the needs of the country. He said that all parties should come together to protect the constitution.
Minister Khadka mentioned that the government is working for the economic development of the country, breaking the frustration seen in the people. He said that although questions were raised about the leaders of various parties and the government, questions were not raised in the name of federalism.
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