The CPN-UML today hinted who's could allow debate towards the amendment bill if had been a guarantee that the Madhesi parties would accept voting results on the check. CPN-UML Vice-Chair Bhim Rawal said his party leaders would meet Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba and would seek to know irrespective of the agitating Madhesi parties would accept voting final results. Rawal was speaking to THT after a meeting with eight fringe parties that are opposed to the bill. There is no point in dwelling on the constitution amendment bill in your house if the agitating United Democratic Madhesi Front does not accept voting results, he added.The UML, which has called the bill anti-national and anti-constitutional, has demanded that it be withdrawn. Rawal added that the UML would also draw the PM’s attention to the need to pass the remaining election related laws and to create conducive environment for polls.He said the meeting of opposition parties also urged the government not to revise the Local Bodies Restructuring Commission report. “We have decided to discuss the constitution amendment bill and other political troubles with the PM and NC president,” said deputy leader of the UML Parliamentary Party Subas Chandra Nembang. Earlier, the meeting didn't allow any discussion on the bill in the House without an agreement with agitating forces. Today’s House meeting was adjourned adopting the opposition’s decision. Nembang said the meeting also condemned the United Democratic Madhesi Front for allegedly cordoning a house in Janakpur where UML Senior Vice Chairman Bam Dev Gautam was staying.UML Chief Whip Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal said his party had taken the incident seriously.
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