The main opposition party CPN-UML has demanded that the government
release the letter it sent to Indian Prime Minister Narendra
Modi—offering assurances to address the demands of agitating Madhesi
Morcha through a constitutional amendment. Claiming that Prime Minister
Pushpa Kamal Dahal through his special envoy Deputy PM Bimalendra Nidhi
sent a letter to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi, assuring for the
amendment, the UML asked the government to make the letter public. “The
constitution is a dynamic document and can be amended if needed,” read a
UML statement released on Wednesday. “However, it is Nepal’s internal
issue and has to be decided by the parties here.” It has also strongly
criticised the government for sending special envoys to “woo” the
foreign forces, openly inviting them to influence internal matter.
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