Congress weighs ending power-sharing with UML in all provinces
Summary
The Nepali Congress is preparing to end its power-sharing alliance with the CPN-UML in all seven provinces due to growing differences and dissatisfaction with the UML's conduct in provincial governments.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress plans to end its power-sharing arrangement with the CPN-UML in all seven provinces.
- Differences over last year's Gen Z protests and dissatisfaction with UML's conduct prompted the decision.
- Congress is considering joining provincial governments with the Nepali Communist Party if an agreement is reached.
- If talks fail, Congress may remain in opposition in the provinces similar to its federal stance.
