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Critics say president dissolved parliament too quickly, ‘derailed’ spirit of constitution.

President Bidhya Devi declares snap polls on November 12 and 19; opposition up in arms KATHMANDU Nepal Prime Minister K P Oli’s decision to dissolve Parliament has led to controversy, uproar and oppos.

Lalitpur [Nepal], May 24 (ANI): The opposition alliance in Nepal continued to protest against re-dissolution of parliament despite the pandemic-induced prohibitory orders and surging COVID-19 cases.

Odisha reports 11,108 new covid cases, 26 deaths in a single day India logs 2 57 lakh new nCoV cases, 4 1k deaths Arunachal reports 394 new Covid cases; death toll mounts to 92 Nepal President dissolves Parliament; announces snap polls in Nov Tele consultation services in HP to function all seven days India logs 2 57 lakh new nCoV cases, 4 1k deaths Four killed in road accident on Badaun- Moradabad highway 7 4-magnitude quake hits Chinas Qinghai province Celebrated Khasi singer Rana Kharkong...

Nepal calls new elections amid pandemic crisis Issued on: 22/05/2021 - 07:36 President Bidhya Devi Bhandari made the order after declaring that neither Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli nor Sher Bahadur Deuba, leader of the opposition Nepali Congress, had a majority NISHA BHANDARI AFP 2 min Kathmandu (AFP) Nepals parliament was dissolved for the second time in five months Saturday and new elections called for November as the Himalayan country battled poli...

Bhandari’s announcement came on Friday midnight after she endorsed the recommendation to dissolve the parliament made by Prime Minister K P Sharma.

Opposition calls decision unconstitutional, alleges the hand of external actors. In a controversial move, President Bidhya Devi Bhandari decided to dissolve the lower house of the Nepal Parliament on Friday for the second time in five months and announced midterm elections on November 12 and 19, following a prolonged political stalemate. Both Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and the opposition leader Sher Bahadur Deuba of the Nepali Congress separately staked claims of support from the majority of ...

Nepal set for Nov polls amid crises AFP, Kathmandu AFP, Kathmandu Nepals parliament was dissolved for the second time in five months yesterday and new elections called for November as the Himalayan country battled political turmoil alongside the coronavirus pandemic.  President Bidhya Devi Bhandari made the order after declaring that neither Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli nor Sher Bahadur Deuba, leader of the opposition Nepali Congress, had a majority to form a new government. Political rivalr...

Nepal calls new elections amid worsening Covid outbreak President Bhandari dissolves parliament after declaring that neither the prime minister nor opposition have a majority to form a new government A man wearing a protective mask rides on an empty street in Kathmandu, during an increasing number of Covid-19 cases in the country. Photograph: Sunil Sharma/ZUMA Wire/REX/Shutterstock A man wearing a protective mask rides on an empty street in Kathmandu, during an increasing number of Covid-19 cas...

Prime Minister Oli in a press conference today defended the President and his recommendation to call for an alternative government