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    Nepal PM Oli Remains in Custody as Opposition Criticizes Arrests

    Kathmandu, April 2 Former Nepal Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli will remain in judicial custody for two more days as a district court here permitted the police to extend his detention on Wednesday.The deposed Prime Minister and then Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak were arrested on March 28 for...
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    Nepal Government Implements Probe Recommendations, Arrests Former Leaders

    Kathmandu, March 28 Former Prime Minister of Nepal, K. P. Sharma Oli, was arrested on Saturday, a day after the newly formed government of Balendra Shah implemented the report of the investigation commission regarding the Gen Z protest that rocked the nation last year.Oli, also the chairman of...
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    RSP's Shah Defeats Oli in Landmark Election, Reflecting Generational Shift in Nepal

    Kathmandu, March 7 RSP's Balendra Shah defeated four-time Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli by a significant margin and is set to form the next government in Nepal, effectively dismantling traditional political parties in the first general elections since last year's violent protests by the Gen Z...
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    RSP Leads in Nepal's First Polls

    March 06, New Delhi: The newly formed Rastriya Swatantra Party, led by former rapper Balendra Shah, is leading in the early vote counting in Nepal's first general elections since the violent mass protests.The RSP is ahead in 40 of the 57 constituencies. Former Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli's...
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    Nepal Holds Parliamentary Elections

    March 5, New Delhi: Nepal is holding elections today as citizens exercise their democratic rights following protests that led to the ousting of former Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli.The election is for 275 seats in the House of Representatives of Nepal, with 165 members to be directly elected...
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    Nepal’s Streets Reflect Uncertainty and Hope as Election Approaches

    Kathmandu, March 4 – A day before Nepal goes to the polls on Thursday, there is a sense of anticipation that the mandate will give a clear majority to one party, that the government will be inclusive and democratic, and work for the country’s progress, voicing a need for “change”.From living...
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