Pokhara, Nepal: Not only the main opposition CPN UML, leaders of the government allies – CPN Maoist Center and the Nepali Congress- and the people in general but also a cabinet minister of the incumbent government has opposed the constitution amendment bill registered in the parliament. 
 
Minister for Land Reform and Management Bikram Pandey, who is also the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP), said on Saturday that the Constitution amendment bill registered at the parliament would not be endorsed.
 
Speaking with journalists in Lamjung, Minister Pandey said that the bill could not be endorsed as not only the opposition party CPN UML but also the leaders of the government ally have raised their voices against it.
 
During the interaction with the media persons, he also revealed that his party RPP was not informed and consulted about the constitution amendment bill. 
 
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