By Telegraph Nepal
At an interaction program
organized by Civil Society-Nepal, August 11, 2012, intellectuals, academicians,
politicians and journalists mulled over the possibility of revival of the
constitution of 1990.
Presenting his working paper
political scientist Deepak Gajurel claimed that peaceful and constitutional key
to the present political deadlock could be the revival of 1990 constitution and
he suggested the parties to come and break the shackles of New Delhi
manufactured 12 Point Agreement.
Hilarious demand made by the
widely acclaimed political scientist Professor Gajurel.
The ‘anti-national’ 12 Point
Agreement between Nepal’s political parties was reached in New Delhi on
November 22, 2005 under the direct instructions of the New Delhi regime.
“It is up to the political
parties to realize that the New Delhi deal was basically incorrect. The interim
constitution that followed up the deal has now become totally defunct and there
lay no constitutional way out from the present crisis through the same
constitution now in force. The parties must accept their fault and refer back
to the 1990 constitution,” said Gajurel. Professor Gajurel teaches Political
Science at Ratna Rajya Campus and is also a prolific writer.
He also claimed referring to
Prime Minister Baburam’s fresh remark that ‘key to unlock Nepali problems lay
out of the country’s territory’, “his statement is the proof that preservation
of Nepali nationalism is impossible with the present day political leadership.”
Academician Yagya Prasad Adhikari
said, “The political parties have themselves laid the foundation for foreign
interference thus these bunch of failed leadership can no longer be trusted to
resolve our internal problems.”
Journalist Chandra Kishoar Jha
was of the view that foreign interference has grown mainly because Nepal has
become weak.
Appropriate conclusion.
Politician Anand Santoshi Rai was
of the view that both the political leadership and general public were
indifferent towards the issue of Nepali nationalism which he said was a very
dangerous trend.
Civil Society leaders Yub Raj
Gautam and Bharat Basnet opined that unity among Nepali citizens was the only
way out to build a strong nation.
Courtesy: Telegraphnepal.com
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