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Concerns Of President, Prime Minister And Political Leaders
By KTM Metro Reporter
February 16, 2012: At the joint meeting with Chairman of UCPN-Maoist Prachanda, President of NC Sushil Koirala, and Chairman of CPN-UML Jhalanath Khanal held at the official residence of the president yesterday, President Dr Ram Baran Yadav has urged them to expedite the peace process and constitution writing, as the deadline for completing these nationally important tasks has been approaching, ‘The Rising Nepal’ of today writes.
During the meeting, President Dr Yadav also has inquired about the bills on anti-money laundering, and about the dispute over the report of the State-Restructuring Commission (SRC) on the formation of states and the reactions of the parties to the SRC report.
Showing his concern for the anti-national statement of a minister, deforestation and resultant devastation of Chure forest area caused under the protection of political parties, the President has urged the leaders to be sensitive to such serious issues.
In response to the president’s concerns, the leaders have told the president they also have been equally worried about the completion of the peace process and the constitution writing, as they have to build a consensus on the state restructuring, electoral system, judicial system and form of governance, yet.
Speaking at the function to open a Small Hydel Project at Magyam Chisapani in Syangja, yesterday, Prime Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai has said that the government would soon form a commission on truth and reconciliation and on enforced disappearances. The prime minister also has said that he would not quit the politics without guaranteeing the fundamental rights of the people, he also has said that a new constitution with the provision for the federalism will be promulgated by May 27, 2012, ‘The Rising Nepal and grokhapatra’ of today write.
NC lawmakers have held a meeting at their parliamentary party office in Kathmandu to seek the House pass the three internationally important bills on anti-money laundering; they have put the blame on the Maoist lawmakers for not making the bills through the House, ‘The Rising Nepal’ of today writes.
