Nepalese Supreme Court orders reinstatement of Parliament

Nepalese Supreme Court orders reinstatement of Parliament

Supporters of a faction of the ruling?Nepal Communist party?hold the candle?after the Supreme Court ordered the reinstatement of Parliament,?which was dissolved by Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's cabinet on 20 December?in Kathmandu, Nepal, 23 February 2021. (Credit:Sunil Pradhan/Kyodo News Images)

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