Indian interference Kathmandu , 2 May: The nation requires an interim constitution for the constituent assembly at this point which could only be introduced by the King, but the Indians have already interfered on this process, writes Charcha weekly. As the seven parties are busy rejoicing their victory of restoration of parliament by disrespecting King and breaking the regulation of parliament, they are also overlooking the fact that India is trying to persuade Nepal to be like Bhutan through the election of constituent assembly. If this trouble is not avoided in time then Nepal would go through a dire situation of losing its national sovereignty or even worse the nation itself. People’s News/Kumod