HELLO NEPAL

  What would happen if Oli had not dissolved the HoR? I am still wondering what would be the political situation in the country if PM Oli had not dissolved the HoR. Why he was cornered by his fellow senior comrades after he managed to get endorsement of HoR for claiming over Nepal’s Lipulek and Limpiyadhur illegally encroached by the Indian government is not publicly known. However, after his bold move, NCP seems to be disgracefully engaged in its internal political feud. Whatever the reasons could be, some political critics started blaming the southern neighbour for playing the game to isolate Oli. I have my own analysis based on the growing political feud in the ruling party for the last 8/9 months and thought to put together herein for my personal record. I am not so sure how far my political analysis would have been close to the point is yet to be seen and experienced in the days to come. What would happen if PM Oli had not dissolved the HoR? Assumptions: 1. NCP would t...

  Who am I to say whether that was constitutional or unconstitutional move? Sometimes, I get so annoyed with myself after reading and listening news about the political and apolitical related events. That’s what happened to me recently when I was reading news: “Writers, poets, artists, intellectuals and citizens protest against House dissolution” published in The Kathmandu Post. I was so angry with them and banged the table and later on tried to calm down myself saying that’s their wish and rights to do so. Why should I be angry for nothing? It was really difficult for me this time to calm down my restless brain. I continued asking myself should these socially respected individuals (SRI) come out to the streets to protest against PM Oli’s constitutional or unconstitutional move to dissolve the House of Representatives (HoR) when this matter is under review at the Supreme Court.   Should not the organizers of the protest program think twice before asking these SRIs to come ...

  Requesting PM to take another bold political step After the dissolution of the House of Representatives (HoR) by the PM Oli five days ago, we have been hearing different opinions, concerns and suggestions from different individuals, groups, constitutional experts and political analysts. Some of them have opined that PM has taken the right steps for this and that reasons. Some of them suggested that it would be much better if he had taken this and that steps. Most of them had criticized him for taking unconstitutional decision and tried to undermine the existing political structure. Somebody had even claimed that PM did political coup with the support of the President. Everybody is now waiting for the Supreme Court (SC) verdict against more than one dozen writ petitions filed against the HoR dissolution. I am wondering even if the SC’s verdict came against the Oli’s government decision, whether my following concerns and queries will be addressed looking closely at the way th...