Opposition parties gear up to form coalition against government

Kathmandu, September 23 — Opposition parties are engaged in internal preparations to form a coalition against the government led by the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML. Following the agreement on seven points, including constitutional amendments on July 1, the ruling coalition has been pushing forward with plans to overpower the opposition.

The main opposition party, the CPN (Maoist Center), has concluded that the government's initial inclination is to undermine the anti-corruption campaign and impose regression through constitutional amendments. After serious discussions in their internal meetings regarding party structure and the current political situation, the Maoists are preparing to present a resistance program based on an assessment of the work done by the KP Oli government in its first hundred days. This period marks the first hundred days of the current government in the first week of November.