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SC’s order deliberated by power centers: Gachhadar
MJF-L Chairman Bijay Kumar Gachhadar has said that that the Supreme Court’s order to stay the 16-point agreement forged by the major four parties was deliberate.
bookmarkMadhesi Janadhikar Forum- Loktantrik (MJF-L) Chairman Bijay Kumar Gachhadar has said that the Supreme Court’s order to stay the 16-point agreement forged by the major four parties was deliberate.
Chairman Gachhadar, during the interaction, informed that preparations are being made to challenge the SC’s order. He urged everyone not to doubt the 16-point agreement saying that the Federal Commission will complete the task of demarcating the states within the given time frame.
The MJF-L Chairman further remarked that the agreement forged between the major four parties have assured the issue of federalism.
CPN-UML secretary Pradip Gyawali has said that the SC's stay order on the 16 point agreement signed by four major political parties was objectionable as it affects the constitution drafting process.
Speaking in a press meet organized by the Press Chautari, Kaski Chapter today, leader Gyawali added that the SC's stay order was strange, controversial, one-sided and dramatic by forgetting its jurisdiction.
He further pointed out the need of making provision of impeachment against the SC judges in the new constitution even to check the arbitrary attitude and absurdity of the courts.
The UML secretary added that the new constitution would be formulated within mid-July and the new government would be formed by that time. He even clarified that the CPN (UML) would lead the new government.
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Saying that several power centers were active to obstruct the promulgation of the new constitution through the Constituent Assembly (CA), Chairman Gachhadar claimed that the SC’s decision is a deliberation of those power centers.
Speaking to media persons at Biratnagar airport on Friday, Chairman Gachhadar said that the order issued by a single bench of Justice Girish Chandra Lal against the 16-point agreement was not according to the law. “The court is doing its work and the CA is doing it’s,” he said, “The CA is a sovereign body and no power or order can and should stop it from drafting the constitution.”
The MJF-L Chairman further remarked that the agreement forged between the major four parties have assured the issue of federalism.
SC's order objectionable: UML secretary Gyawali
Speaking in a press meet organized by the Press Chautari, Kaski Chapter today, leader Gyawali added that the SC's stay order was strange, controversial, one-sided and dramatic by forgetting its jurisdiction.
He further pointed out the need of making provision of impeachment against the SC judges in the new constitution even to check the arbitrary attitude and absurdity of the courts.
The UML secretary added that the new constitution would be formulated within mid-July and the new government would be formed by that time. He even clarified that the CPN (UML) would lead the new government.
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