CPN Opens Door for Power Sharing with Congress in Karnali
Summary
The Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) has opened the door for power sharing with Congress in Karnali Province after Congress left the government but has not withdrawn its support.
Key Points
- The Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) has opened the door for power sharing with Congress in Karnali Province.
- Four Congress ministers resigned from the government, but Congress has not withdrawn its support yet.
- CPN Parliamentary Party Chief Whip Krishna Bahadur GC assigned party leader Mangal Bahadur Shahi to handle discussions on power sharing.
- The central Congress party has decided to break its alliance with UML, increasing the possibility of a CPN-Congress power equation in the province.
