Saving the constitution unconstitutionally

As long as the Karki govt heralds free and fair elections, it is more constitutional than the previous one.

There has been much debate in Nepal about the constitutional status of the interim government that was formed following the Gen Z uprising. Many political leaders of the previous government are suggesting that the Constitution does not envision such an interim government made up of non-elected individuals. They argue that the interim government thus has no constitutional right to declare and conduct elections, let alone carry out corruption investigations and issue directions for arrests. They demand that the previous parliament, which was elected by the people of Nepal, be restored.