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Nepal PM calls Parl dissolution a political issue, SC should dismiss case
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. Updated: 11 Jan 2021, 05:58 AM IST ANI
A total of 13 petitions are filed in the Supreme Court of Nepal, challenging the decision of Oli and President Bidhya Devi Bhandari to dissolve the House of Representatives, the lower house parliament, claiming it unconstitutional.
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Calling the Nepal government s move to dissolve the lower house of the Parliament to be a political move , Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said the Supreme Court should dismiss the case.
Oli s comments come as the move, which has been claimed to be unconstitutional by members of the ruling party and the opposition, is being challenged in the apex court, where hearings are currently underway.
Your protest for my political plunge pains me : Rajinikanth to fans
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In December last year, megastar Rajinikanth announced that he won t be entering politics, citing health reasons
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Actor Rajinikanth appealed to his fans today not to indulge in protest as it pains him. Members of Rajinikanth s fan club staged a demonstration at Valluvar Kottam in Chennai on Sunday to request the actor to take back his decision not to enter politics. Some of my fans along with expelled cadres of Rajini Makkal Mandram have protested in Chennai against my decision of not entering politics. I have taken my decision, I appeal to everyone to not indulge in such things (protest) as it pains me, said Rajinikanth, ANI tweeted.
It will be difficult to achieve Prime Minister Narendra Modi s dream of making India a $5 trillion economy if the steel and cement prices keep going up, Gadkari said
The real lesson of Trump’s coup attempt that shocked everyone
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As if 2020 hadn’t provided us with enough drama, 2021 burst onto our television screens on 6 January with a riotous mob rampaging through the US Capitol in Washington, DC, and disrupting the US Congress’s confirmation of Joe Biden’s election to the presidency, which finally occurred early the following morning. Egged on by current President Donald J. Trump, the US faces its worst constitutional crisis at least since the time of Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal, if not the 1861-1865 Civil War.