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Nepal meet inconclusive

Kathmandu: The meeting between Nepal Government and the Maoists to finalise the interim constitution ended inconclusively on Wednesday, but they agreed to carry on the talks on Thursday.

``The meeting has been extended as the top leaders attending the meeting needed more time to discuss key issues before finalising the Interim Statute,'' said Nepal Sadbhavana Party general- secretary Rajendra Mahato, who was present at the discussions.

The meeting was attended by top leaders of the ruling seven-party alliance and the Maoist chief. — PTI

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