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UCPN (Maoist) chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal who is also the coordinator of the dispute resolution Sub-Committee Thursday said that the disputed issues to be incorporated in the new constitution will be resolved through Constituent Assembly if the Constitutional Committee (CC) fails to do so by February 12.
As per the CA’s revised calendar, the CC should settle all the contentious issues by February 12.
“The contentious issues will be taken to the CA for the endorsement if not settled by the CC till Sunday,” said Dahal emerging from the CC meeting held at Singha Durbar this morning.
The meeting had ended without entering into the agendas.
The CC is yet to reach consensus on the major thorny issues such as the forms of governance and electoral system among other. nepalnews.com
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