Why the sky is not falling:

Breakup up of Constituent Assembly


AND this from the EC website:

What process will the Constitution undergo before it is endorsed?

• Every proposal or bill presented regarding the Consituent Assembly has the provision of being passed on the basis of voting.
• If a consensus is not reached on a proposed bill or any of the articles, consultations will be held between the political parties respresented in the Constituent Assembly, so as to arrive at an accord.
• A second round of voting on the proposed bill or articles of dissent, will be held after the consultations have been held.
• Voting by 2/3 majority, in the presence of 2/3 representation of all the total members of the Constituent Assembly shall take place to endorse the bill, if even the second round of voting fails to strike an accord.
• If all the members vote for the motion, it is understood that a consensus is struck.

So, the magic number is 401: 401 votes  to create Limbuwan, Tharuwan etc, decide the structure of the state, etc (but 301 votes to abolish monarchy)