Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Wednesday said a Constitution amendment proposal would be put forward to the House before the upcoming Chhath festival in consensus of major political actors of the nation.While addressing the Parliament in inform about his visit to Goa of India to take part in the BRICS-BIMSTEC Summit earlier this week, he said discussions were underway for the same.He, however, conceded that dialogues so far had not been much fruitful; hence, the government was doing homework to make the discussions more fruitful.It was the government’s top priority to conclude the Constitution amendment process in consensus of agitating parties and groups, including Madhesis, Tharus and Janajatis, he claimed.He informed that local body restructuring process was moving ahead in consensus of major political parties.Meanwhile, the Prime Minister also took the opportunity to inform lawmakers about the government initiatives for relief of last year’s earthquake survivors and victims of floods and landslides in various parts of the nation including Pyuthan district this monsoon.

He also said the government was implementing various promises he had made during his address to the House.