SOUTH ASIAN MEDIA NET / THE HIMALAYAN TIMES
KATHMANDU: Chief of the foreign affairs department of the United Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) Krishna Bahadur Mahara says his party is committed to constitution-writing, taking the peace process to its logical end and army integration. Inaugurating the fourth convention of the Nepal National Guardians’ Union, the former minister says the issues of national priority will be implemented by forging a national consensus among the parties.
He also said that those issues were affected due to the foreign intervention though the UCPN (Maoist) was genuinely attempting to resolve the issue.
He said his party was ready to sacrifice whatever is necessary if national consensus was forged for the sake of constitution-writing and concluding the peace process.
On the occasion, principal of Little Angels’ School, Umesh Shrestha and Raju Thapa, Chairman of PABSON, suggested taking initiatives to end the problems seen in the education sector. The programme was chaired by the Union’s chief Wangchhe Sherpa.
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