Kathmandu: In the meeting of the working group formed to agree on the distribution of seats of the ruling coalition, the parties presented their claims about the seats that their respective parties should get. Mr. Himalal Puri, a member of the working group, informed that Nepali Congress, Maoist Center, CPN Unified Samajwadi Party, Jaspa, and Jan Marcha presented their respective claims for the seat in the meeting of the working group held at the Prime Minister’s residence, Baluwatar. According to him, in the meeting, Congress presented its claim for 100 seats out of 165 seats in the House of Representatives.
Similarly, Maoists claimed 60 seats, United Socialist Party 40, Jaspa 32, and Jan Morcha 3 seats. However, after further discussion between the parties, an agreement will be reached in other meetings. Similarly, in today’s meeting, the party study on 165 constituencies was presented, but the final draft is yet to be done. For that, Puri says that the draft will be decided by meeting again tomorrow. It is said that in the meeting of the working group, there was also a general discussion about the role of the President in the Citizenship Bill.
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