Seventh National Council meeting of peace soceity

            Kathmandu, Nov 14: The Seventh national council meeting of the Human Rights and Peace Society has kicked off on Friday.

            Around 250 representatives from different 30 districts  are participating in the two-day meeting held in the Capital.

            Speaking at the inaugural programme, senior leader of the Nepali Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba wished for the success of the council meeting and said that rights of all people would be ensured only when the new constitution ensures the human rights, political freedom, independent judiciary.

NC leader Deuba stressed on the need of promulgating new constitution in the slated time as there was no alternative to this and said the  new constitution should ensure parliamentary system as it has fewer demerits as compared to other systems existing in the world.

             Similarly, Chairman of the Constituent Assembly (CA) Subash Nembang urged the political parties to settle the disputed issues through consensus without further delay adding that if forging consensus among the political parties was not possible the Constitution writing process should be forwarded through CA process.

           

            Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission Anupraj Sharma, lawmaker Gagan Thapa, and rights activist Krishna Pahadi, among others said forming the single identity based federal states was not possible in the country for the social harmony and suggested for promulgating new constitution ensuring the multi-lingual identity in the federalism.

            Chairman of the Society Homkanta Chaulagain said the country should institutionalize the political achievements gained through various movements. RSS