People won't accept king: Chairman Nepal

Birgunj, Jan 9: Chairman of the CPN (Unified Socialist) and former Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has said Nepali people would not accept any king.    
    
At a programme organized by this party here Monday, Chairman Nepal viewed the federal republic gained with people's sacrifice and devotion has been cemented, so people would no longer accept any king.    
    
"None can challenge republic now," he said, however, admitting that the faulty provisions in constitution could be corrected.    
    
According to him, existing customs policy needs reform for making national economy dynamic. The industrialists and entrepreneurs should also be provided incentives, he stressed.    
    
The former prime minister pointed out the need for modernizing agriculture by linking agro products to industry. It further helps in creating employments, he argued.    
    
Moreover, he expressed worry over prevailing corruption in the country. Good governance is prerequisite to development and prosperity, he reminded.    
    
Also speaking on the occasion, party leaders Nagendra Chaudhary and Kisan Shrestha urged the cadres to reach villages for party strengthening. (RSS)