The best outcome and probably most logical one is for the Supreme Court to declare the amendment valid, stating that it came into effect on the day the former president unlawfully chose not to certify it. The Nepali constitution does not contain any provision allowing the incumbent president to unilaterally decline signing legislation into law after it has been resubmitted to them. Also, the current president should have requested the current Samsad to re-pass the law before certifying it. People, especially Nepali politicians, do whatever they please, creating problems for others. There are tens of thousands, probably hundreds of thousands of Nepali, who cannot get citizenship. They thought they could finally get it for a moment and are now back in limbo. This situation is utterly nonsensical.