Is Karki government deviating from its assigned role of holding elections?
Summary
The interim government led by Sushila Karki is under scrutiny for allegedly diverting attention from organizing timely parliamentary elections scheduled for March 5, with criticisms over recalling ambassadors and transferring officials raising doubts about its priorities.
Key Points
- The interim government led by Sushila Karki faces criticism for possibly deviating from its main task of conducting parliamentary elections on March 5.
- Political parties and experts express concerns about the government recalling ambassadors and transferring officials, which may distract from election preparations.
- While some experts believe five months is sufficient to prepare if used well, political parties accuse the government of lacking focus and failing to create a conducive environment for elections.
- Government officials claim the recalls were merit-based and that the administration remains committed to holding free and fair elections in a timely manner.
