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A bill, Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, is moving through the chambers of parliament for debate regarding its impact on the state structure.

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A bill, Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, is moving through the chambers of parliament for debate regarding its impact on the state structure.

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  1. Amit Shah and Narendra Modi made oral promises regarding delimitation as the state government proposes constitutional amendments.Sub-event
  2. Constitutional amendment bill seeks to synchronize elections.1 source
  3. Resurfacing of border disputes over land encroachment and political developments currently under scrutiny in Nepal.Sub-event
  4. Parliament votes on constitutional amendments.Sub-event
  5. Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 moves through parliament chambers regarding state structure.1 source

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