Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has vowed to make known within two years the whereabouts of those made to disappear during the People's War.

"The amendment bill on enforced disappearance and the truth and reconciliation commission is at its final stage. I am confident it will be endorsed soon. We are striving to establish the reality about those made to disappear," said PM Prachanda while addressing an interaction oranised to mark the 14th Disappeared Fighters Memorial Day.

The Prime Minister pledged to make a provision of reparation for the victim families of the disappeared and ensure them justice.

"I understand restlessness has gripped all the family members of those made to disappear for you have been waiting for getting information about your dear and near ones, for justice has been delayed. My empathy with you all," the PM said addressing the family members of the disappeared. 

Referring to the lately developing agreement among the major parties including the main opposition CPN (UML) on the issue of transitional justice and TRC, the PM underscored the need for all political parties to move forward to materialize the dreams of the martyrs and the disappeared fighters.

He said obstacles were being created now and then against taking steps to recognize those who made sacrifice and contribution to bring the historical change and establish republic political system in the country. 

"We declared those Maoist fighters who lost lives during the people's war as martyrs. Others who lost lives during that period were already declared as martyrs. There was biasness against us, and I corrected it," he said