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Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai Tuesday said the ongoing peace process will conclude by mid-March.
Inaugurating a newly constructed building of Terai Transport Association in Bara this afternoon, PM Bhattarai claimed that the peace process will conclude within a month and constitution will be drafted by May 28.
He also said that the government led by him will soon be turned into national consensus government after concluding the twin task of drafting the constitution on time and concluding the peace process.
“The new constitution will come as a draft of political consensus in the country and will neither include the exclusive agenda of the Maoists nor that of Nepali Congress, UML or any other parties,” PM Bhattarai added.
He also ruled out the possibility of him stepping down until peace and constitution is ensured. Nepalnews.com
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