After the agreement between the Federal Socialist Party and main political parties, the November 19 election got additional boost; however, the talks between with CPN (M)-led 33-party alliance was unsuccessful. The attempts by the President for an agreement with all the political parties to create an atmosphere for election also failed. After the failure of…

The agreement with the Federal Socialist Party, which was protesting due to its dissatisfaction with the parties assisting the government, namely UCPN (M), Nepali Congress, UML, and United Democratic Madhesi Forum, and the government itself, created additional favourable atmosphere for the election. This represented the end of the challenge faced by the government and the…

The government and the parties in the high-level political committee became active to prepare a favourable environment for the election. The talks agenda between one of the disaffected parties, CPN (M), and the main parties included the finalisation of major issues of the constitution through a roundtable conference, which gave a new turn to the…

Despite uncertainties about the election being held, the government announced the election for November 19. UCPN (M), Nepali Congress, CPN (UML), and united Democratic Madhesi Front (UDMF) welcomed the announcement and started to prepare for the election. The parties opposing the present political process protested the decision of the government to hold the election. Then…

Despite the protests and opposition from all quarters, the High-Level Political Committee comprising of main leaders of UCPN (M), Nepali Congress, CPN (UML), and United Democratic Madhesi Front recommended to the government the name of Lokman Singh Karki, who had been a very controversial chief secretary of the government during the royal rule, to the…