Major parties nepal are talking

Major political parties have neglected from the President of the country Ram Chandra Pudel to restore the parliament, which he dissolved after the deadly anti -corruption protests.

In a statement, eight parties, including the Nepalese Congress, CPN -uml and the Maoist Center, said the president was currently unconstitutional.

On Friday, Pudel dissolved the House of Representatives on the recommendation of a recently appointed Provisional Prime Minister Drying Cars – it was also a key demand for protest movement.

More than 50 people were killed in riot police into contractions, and a ban on social media platforms were caused during mass protests. The withers were appointed after a protest deal was reached.

Saturday’s statement, which demands the resumption of parliament, was signed by the main bits of eight political parties.

They claimed that the step made by the president was unconstitutional and against the precedents established by the Nepal judicial system.

The dissolution of the parliament was the main requirement of student leaders from the so -called “gene z protest”.

But eight parties point out that the requirements of the participants of the rally – including the new elections announced on March 5 next year – should be resolved through an institution that people voted.

President Pudeel is still publicly responding to a statement by political parties.

Carri, 73-year-old former chief judge of the Supreme Court and the first woman who headed the impoverished Himalayan nation, swore during a short ceremony in the capital of Kathmond.

It is expected to appoint ministers to her office for several days.

It is widely seen as a pure image, and its management is supported by the student leaders “Gen Z”.

But her office will face many problems, including the restoration of law enforcement, the reconstruction of the parliament and other key buildings that were attacked, assuring the participants of the protests who want to change – and others in Nepal, who are afraid of their young democracy and constitutional order.

Another key task will be responsible for violence to justice.

Nepal gradually returns to normality after the worst unrest for decades.

Nepal soldiers – who were located for patrolling Katmanda streets – returned to their bases after the withers took the oath.

Protests were triggered by a government decision last week to ban 26 social media platforms, including WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook – but they soon expanded to embody much deeper displeasure with the political elite of Nepal.

A few weeks before the ban, “NEPO KID” – the focus of the lush lifestyles of children of politicians and accusations of corruption – flew in social media.

Although the ban on social media was hastily lifted on Monday night, protests for this stage gained a non -standard dynamics.