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Janata Samajwadi Party-Nepal today registered a personal constitution change expense at the Parliament Secretariat seeking to alter numerous provisions of the constitution to attend to the needs of Madhesis, Janajatis and other marginalised groups and communities.
The JSP-N said the constitution must be modified likewise to resolve the
demands of Madhesis, Janajatis and other marginalised groups and not just the coat of arms to depict Limpiyadhura , Lipuelekh and Kalapani as the country & s territories.
Leaders associated with the JSP-N signed up the expense on behalf of Rastriya Janata Party-Nepal and Samajwadi Party-Nepal as the merger of the two parties is yet to be completed.
The JSP-N & s move came a day after Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Shiva Maya Tumbahangphe presented the federal government & s constitution
amendment bill( 2nd modification) in your house of Representatives.
JSP-N leader Laxman Lal Karna said they had signed up the constitution change expense looking for to provide citizenship to foreign females married to Nepali guys upon starting the process of renouncing their citizenship.
The costs likewise seeks to change the boundary of a province in assessment with the province worried and to form a commission for changing borders of provinces.
JSP-N leaders have been stating that the borders of the provinces need to be altered to acknowledge identity the dominant ethnic groups of the provinces.
The costs likewise seeks to integrate languages to be advised by the Language Commission into the schedule of the constitution.
All these four issues became part of the constitution amendment expense that was signed up throughout Sher Bahadur Deuba & s premiership.
The expense, however, failed in your house due to previous CPN-UML & s opposition.
Karna said the new expense looked for to modify the constitution also to have a constitutional court and an effective Lokpal.
When asked if the JSP-N would enact favour of the government & s constitution change bill if the federal government did not support their party & s constitution change costs, Karna stated that in such a situation, the parliamentary party would take the last call.
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