MJFN SPLIT CONSPIRACY AGAINST TWO-THIRD MAJORITY

REACTION OF MJFN CHAIRMAN TO PARTY SPLIT

Kathmandu, 23 May: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Upendra Yadav, who is also chairman of MJFN that split Monday, said the division was engineered overnight in a conspiracy against a two-third government would certainly secure to approve a bill in parliament to amend a constitution to extend the tenure of the constituent assembly with a two-third majority.
The split was also to foil peace, constitution and loktantra, he charged
“It’s [split ] an overnight conspiracy against a certain two-third majority and peace process, constitution and loktantra,” Yadav said.
Co-chairman Jayaprakash Prasad Gupta split with 13 of 25 lawmakers from the mother party and formed MJFN republican—the fifth largest party in parliament.
MJF split two years and Chairman Bijaya Kumar Gachedhar formed MJFL
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PARLIAMENT SESSION BEGINS WITHOUT INTERRUPTION

Kathmandu, 23 May: A session of parliament began Monday afternoon without disruption Monday.
Government is presenting a bill to amend an interim constitution for the ninth time to extend the tenure of the constituent assembly for one more year after 28 May.
A legislative session was rescheduled Sunay by posting a notice after threats of disruption by opposition.
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UML POLITBURO OPPOSES ONE-YEAR CA EXTENSION UNDER PRESENT CONDITIONS

Kathmandu, 23 May: UML politburo Monday concluded Monday a tenure of the constituent assembly can’t be extended for one year after 28 May as proposed by government n a bill registered in parliament under present conditions.
The decision is a blow to Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal, who is also party chairman.
Khanal aligned with Maoists to register the bill in parliament for tenure extension without discussion in the party.
The party central committee will meet Tuesday to take up detailed discussion of politburo decisions
The party has proposed integration of 5,000 Maoist combatants in state security agencies to be completed in nine weeks.
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