K P Sharma Oli, who will succeed him as Nepal’s new prime minister, met with his ally companion, the Nepali Congress, on Saturday to discuss the list of ministers to be incorporated into the new coalition government, which is expected to take its oath of office on Monday. On Sunday, President Ram Chandra Paudel is scheduled to appoint Oli, 72, as the new leader of the Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist ( CPN-UML)- Nepali Congress (NC ) coalition.
” The President is likely to take the oath of office on Monday morning to the new Prime Minister and various government individuals, though. On Monday before the oath-taking service begins, a little case is likely to be announced, according to sources close to the NC and UML.
CPN-UML president Oli, 72, is scheduled to take over as excellent minister after former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’Prakanda’ on Friday failed to win a confidence vote in Parliament. In the midst of political unrest in the Himalayan state, Oli, 72, is scheduled to do so once more.
With the support of NC President Sher Bahadur Deuba and 165 House of Representatives ( HOR ) members, 77 of his party and 88 of the NC, Oli sought to replace him as prime minister under Article 76( 2 ) of the Constitution.
Out of a total of 21 departments, the Nepali Congress may get nine and the UML eight plus the article of Prime Minister, a cause close to Oli said.
” Key jobs such as Home, Foreign, Finance and Energy will be divided between NC and UML. The cause predicted that the Nepalese Congress will receive the Home Portfolio while the Finance Portfolio will be assigned to the UML.
CPN-UML held a high-level conference earlier in the day on Saturday to work out the future course of action and choose the ministers to be in the new government.
But, in the beginning, there will be a small case, which will be expanded afterwards, according to senior leader of the group and Standing Committee part Rajan Bhattarai.
Nepali Congress held its Central Work Performance Committee meeting to discuss and finalize the ministerial record and the party’s proposed legislation.
Previous Deputy Prime Minister and top NC head Prakash Man Singh said,” The meeting discussed the ongoing political developments and finalized the names to be in the Oli-led case.”
Deuba and Oli have already had initial discussions about the new coalition’s modality and power-sharing, but the decision will be finalized by Saturday night.
Deuba and Oli had agreed to take over the position of Prime Minister by rotating orders at a critical conference last week, and the CPN-UML main may serve as the government’s leader for the next 18 months.
Rastriya Prajatantra Party and various smaller parties are likely to support the NC-UML alliance in addition to CPN-Maoist, CPN-Unified Socialist, and Rastriya Swotantra Party, which both had voted in favor of Prachanda during the surface test.
Also, smaller parties such as Janata Samajwadi Party ( JSP), JSP Nepal, Janamat Party, Nagarik Unmukti Party and Lokatantrik Samajwadi Party are likely to join the Oli-led coalition, according to party sources.
Prachanda, 69, chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist Centre ( CPN-MC), faced the trust vote as CPN-UML withdrew support from his government last week after inking a power-sharing deal with the largest party in the House, the NC.
Prachanda lost the confidence vote, receiving only 63 out of the 275 HoR members ‘ 194 vote against the action. To get the vote of confidence, at least 138 votes are required.
Nepal’s history of political unrest is documented in the country’s 14 governments since the introduction of the Democratic system in the last 16 years.
However, a leading newspapers in Nepal commented that it takes decades, also centuries, to develop a country.
A set of officials must have the necessary five-year terms of office before they can make some important decisions for the nation. Even in the midst of a parliamentary term, changes to the government are truly permitted, but these should only be in exceptional circumstances, according to an editorial from The Kathmandu Post this week.
” What we have got, yet, is a perpetuity of the partnership lifestyle. The nation-building method has been put in a halt for decades due to eternity. Nation-building has turned into a mediocre achievement at best when the same group of three old people play the hot potato game of power.
In the middle of the work, one entertainer is pushed to the sidelines as he enters the stage and begins his performance, according to the statement, which appears to be referring to Prachanda’s resignation as prime minister only 18 months after he assumed office.
