Chairperson of CPN (Maoist Centre) and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said the party is not against the constitution amendment.
Talking to the media at Biratnagar airport today, the leader said, "However any attempts to shrink the rights of the citizens and dismiss the achievements in the name of the constitution amendment shall not be tolerable for the CPN (Maoist Centre)."
He announced that it would not be accepted by the party if any efforts were made to withdraw the provision of proportional representation and inclusion aiming to uplift the suppressed, marginalised and disadvantaged communities. The Maoist 'people's war' led to the establishment of the rights of Madhesi, Dalits, Muslims, indigenous and nationalities, he added.
The erstwhile Prime Minister claimed that the party had to exit from power as it initiated a process to take action against corruption and middle persons. "Now, the party has an opportunity to expand its organization, strengthen and rebuild itself."
As the leader of the major opposition, he warned the government not to perform against the interests of the nation and the citizens.
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