Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has expressed his confidence that backlog of the peace process will be concluded on a general consensus.
In his address to the nation on the occasion of the completion of one year of the incumbent government today, PM Dahal said, "Nepal's peace process is an epitome and example for the globe. Even the international platforms acknowledge this. But, some works of the process are to be concluded. I vow to conclude the remaining task of the peace process on people's general consent".
He informed that the bill drafted to amend the Inquiry of Disappeared Persons, Truth and Reconciliation Commission Act, 2071 is under discussion in the House of Representatives Committee on Law, Justice and Human Rights. The PM added the amendment was made to align the law with the Nepal Constitution, Supreme Court decisions, peace accord, international standards and values of human rights and concerns of the conflict survivors.
"The sovereign parliament will take ahead the peace process on the basis of consensus", the PM expressed his optimism.
Meanwhile, necessary process has been taken head to provide free health treatment, employment and livelihood arrangements to those injured and mutilated in course of the people's war, people's movement, Madhes movement and other struggles, the PM noted.
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