Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

KP Sharma Oli (left and standing), former Prime Minister of Nepal, is leaning over and talking to Madhav Kumar Nepal (right and seated), former Prime Minister and chairman of Unified Socialist, during the third round of the vote of confidence for Premier Pushpa Kamal Dahal at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. Before the general election of 2023, Nepal had broken off with Oli and formed a new party, splitting from the CPN-UML led by Oli. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total

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    Pushpa Kamal Dahal (center), the Prime Minister of Nepal, is waving at the media while covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition, including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist C
      Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

      Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

      Pushpa Kamal Dahal, the Prime Minister of Nepal, is waving at the media while covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition, including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist Center, Ra
        Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

        Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

        Pushpa Kamal Dahal (center), the Prime Minister of Nepal, is waving at the media while covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition, including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist C
          Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

          Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

          Pushpa Kamal Dahal, the Prime Minister of Nepal, is waving as he walks out of the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024, covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he is securing 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers are standing against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament is remaining abstained, with a total of 268 votes being cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition, including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist Center, R
            Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

            Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

            Pushpa Kamal Dahal, the Prime Minister of Nepal, is waving as he walks out of the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024, covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he is securing 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers are standing against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament is remaining abstained, with a total of 268 votes being cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition, including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist Center, R
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              Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

              Pushpa Kamal Dahal (center), the Prime Minister of Nepal, is waving at the media while covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition, including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist C
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                Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

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                  Rajendra Lingden, Chairman of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party, a pro-monarchy political party in Nepal, is participating in deliberations ahead of the third vote of confidence for Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. Prime Minister Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC,
                    Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

                    Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

                    Pushpa Kamal Dahal (center), the Prime Minister of Nepal, is posing for a photo covered in floral garlands after securing his third vote of confidence at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. The Prime Minister is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist Center, Ras
                      Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

                      Nepal PM Secures Vote Of Confidence For Third Time

                      Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal (second from right) is listening to the opposition leader's deliberations ahead of the third vote of confidence at the Federal Parliament of Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, on March 13, 2024. PM Dahal is testing the floor for the third time following the constitutional provision stated in the Constitution of Nepal 2072's Article 100 Sub-section (2), which mandates a Prime Minister to prove a majority in case any parties in the coalition walk out. In the third vote of confidence, which comes within 15 months of Dahal's tenure as Prime Minister, he has secured 157 votes in favor, while 110 lawmakers have stood against the vote of confidence. One lawmaker in the Nepali federal parliament has remained abstained. A total of 268 votes have been cast. Making a surprise turn on March 4, Prime Minister Dahal decided to revive a coalition with the CPN-UML, which caught the largest coalition partner, NC, off guard. A new coalition including the CPN-UML, CPN-Maoist Center, Rastriya S