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Nepal in ‘constitutional crisis’ with Parliament dissolution, as Oli-Prachanda rift deepens © Provided by The Print New Delhi: Nepal plunged into yet another political crisis Sunday after Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli dissolved the 275-member House of Representatives the lower house of the country’s Parliament. The move comes in the wake of an ongoing power tussle in the ruling Nepal Communist Party, and Oli is believed to have taken this step as a last resort after losing majority support. According to Article 85 (1) and Article 76 (7) of the Constitution of Nepal, the lower house, called the ‘Pratinidhi Sabha’, has a term of five years unless dissolved earlier. However, there is no provision in the Constitution that allows the Prime Minister, who is leading the two-thirds majority government, to dissolve it unilaterally. As a result, several opposition parties have taken to the streets to protest against PM Oli’s decision, the first dissolution in the democrat

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