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Amendment of constitution as per public aspiration: Minister Khadka



KATHMANDU: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has said that the government is working on making laws compatible with the Constitution.

On the occasion of the eighth foundation day of Nepali Radio Network here today, he mentioned that the government has prioritized the enactment of necessary laws.

Energy Minister Khadka noted that the Constitution is not a permanent document therefore it could be amended according to the aspirations of the people and the need of the country.

Minister Khadka mentioned that the government is working for the economic development of the country and alleviating the disappointment of the people.

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