Posted by: mily December 3, 2015
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1. The first believes that Nepal is facing an identity crisis and the only solution is incorporation of the four amendments in the constitution.
2. The second believes that Nepal is facing a fuel crisis and only after the end of India’s unofficial blockade, will the situation improve.
First of all, as @yacc asked, what four amendments is the first group talking about? Second of all, how are the two schools of thoughts independent? I don't see how you can address the second issue without addressing the first. Aren't some of the points the first group is talking about reasonable? Why doesn't our government address those?
2. The second believes that Nepal is facing a fuel crisis and only after the end of India’s unofficial blockade, will the situation improve.
First of all, as @yacc asked, what four amendments is the first group talking about? Second of all, how are the two schools of thoughts independent? I don't see how you can address the second issue without addressing the first. Aren't some of the points the first group is talking about reasonable? Why doesn't our government address those?