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Crisis unfolds as Nepal heads for mid-term polls

Sporadic cases of protests against the dissolution of Parliament by the student's wing of Nepali Congress and by cadets of other

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Amid a Raging Pandemic, a Political Crisis is Unfolding in Next-door Nepal

Amid a Raging Pandemic, a Political Crisis is Unfolding in Next-door Nepal News18 2 hours ago © Provided by News18 Amid a Raging Pandemic, a Political Crisis is Unfolding in Next-door Nepal In a major development on May 21, Bidya Devi Bhandari, President of Nepal, at the recommendation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli dissolved the House of Representatives (HoR), and declared the dates of mid-term polls to be held on November 12 and 19 respectively, almost two years before its expiry. The decision to hold elections in November in two phases was taken as per Article 76 (7) of the Nepalese Constitution following the event in which Prime Minister Oli, the leader of the Communist Party of Nepal–Unified Marxist-Leninist (CPN-UML) failed to prove the majority in the House. PM Oli recommended House dissolution as he felt that the opposition group within his party, CPN-UML, and other parties did not allow his government to function smoothly.

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In Nepal s political theatre, Delhi risks eroding strategic gains by backing Oli

In Nepal’s political theatre, Delhi risks eroding strategic gains by backing Oli Amish Raj Mulmi © Provided by Hindustan Times Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli. (ANI) A fresh political crisis is brewing in Nepal. President Bidhya Bhandari has dissolved the Parliament and called for fresh elections on the recommendation of Prime Minister K.P. Oli, but not without the drama that is part and parcel of Nepali politics. Both Oli and the opposition, under Nepali Congress leader Sher Bahadur Deuba, had claimed to possess sufficient numbers to form a government, but the President regarded both claims as insufficient. This was despite the fact that Deuba’s claim with the support of 149 parliamentarians, which makes for a comfortable majority seemed more credible. It was also despite the fact that Oli had lost the trust vote in Parliament earlier; the PM himself had asked the President to explore alternative government formation methods; the Madhav Kumar N

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In Kathmandu, a threat to democracy

In Kathmandu, a threat to democracy
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K P Oli clings to power even as Nepal President dissolves Parliament

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 the lawmakers in the Assembly, but the President deemed that both claims were insufficient. Mr. Oli had lost a trust vote in the Assembly on May 10, garnering the support of only 93 of the 232 legislators, but Mr. Deuba also could not form a government under his leadership after failing to secure enough support, leaving Mr. Oli to be reappointed on May 13. The vertical division within the Janbadi Samajwadi Party with the Mahanta Thakur-Rajendra Mahato-led faction unwilling to support the opp

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