Nepal enters into fresh elections following CA dissolution

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The Nepalese Constituent Assembly (CA) has been finally dissolved at 12:00 midnight Sunday as the Council of Ministers held earlier this night decided to hold fresh elections in November 22.

The Constituent Assembly of Nepal

Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai’s government was compelled to propose such an alternative when the major political parties, Unified CPN (Maoist), CPN-UML, Nepali Congress and United Madhesi Democratic Front, failed to reach consensus on the new constitution dissolving the four-year-old Constituent Assembly.

In his address to the nation, the Nepalese Prime Minister, “Though it is a sad decision, there was no alternative to announcing fresh election of the Constituent Assembly.

He also indirectly accused the Nepali Congress and CPN-UML of inviting the political turmoil by working against the Constituent Assembly’s future. Both the parties have stood against the decision to dismiss the Assembly.

The PM also expressed his utmost hope that President Ram Baran Yadav would respond to the Cabinet decision positively so that the caretaker government would materialize the elections in the set time.

The Prime Minister also he urged all citizens not to lose their hopes.

26644 COMMENTS

  1. A historical challenge is still posed against the Nepalese, the people who rejoice in loving people of this world who always opts to serve the people at their all types of difficult times ranging from that of a sweeper to frontrunner defender of the countries to, most trusted communities of the world.

    A real good Constitution of Nepal is taking more time to be born to Nepal. It is sad, the leaders could not understand the problem of the nation. Nepal wasted more than a decade of time of its development. I am not getting details but, we all know the result of discussion. But, time is to act for right cause.

    When Election Held.
    All Nepalese should inform their near and dear ones as what to choose for Nepal’s prosperity.
    I am sure, all Nepalese living inside Nepal and living elsewhere in the world must choose their rights and not the leader. First choose you rights and needs and then comes its leader to vote.

    Nepal will shine but, now time is at the hands of all Nepalese. We all have observed and gone through some kinds of political activities of Kathmandu which should be a lesson to all.

    I always believe in United Nepalese will only make the way for Nepal to become a real country of Lord Gautama Buddha and all the Nepalese be proud of this.
    N B Giri