Political crisis in Nepal. On the one hand, Prime Minister KP Sharma reached the President to recommend the abolition of Holi Sadan, on the other hand his own party, the ruling Nepal Communist Party, has called it against the standards of democracy. The decision was taken in a hurry as all ministers were not present at the Cabinet meeting this morning, spokesman Narayanji Shrikshita said. It is against the standards of democracy and overtakes the nation. It cannot be implemented.

Opposition Nepal Congress has called an emergency meeting today after the Cabinet recommended the dissolution of Parliament.

The decision was taken in a hurry as not all ministers were present at the Cabinet meeting this morning. It is against the standards of democracy and takes the nation back. This is not possible: Communist Party of India (Nepal) Communist Party https://t.co/P9kYbhksWW

– ANI (@ANI) December 20, 2020

When an emergency meeting of the Cabinet was called at 10am on Sunday, it was often expected that the recommendation would be changed. Instead, the Cabinet recommended the dissolution of the House. According to a minister, soon after the cabinet meeting began, Ally announced that he would recommend the president to dissolve the House. No one opposed it.

Oli on Saturday held several rounds of meetings with his partner and party president Pushpa Kamal Dahal, evening minister Ram Bahadur Thapa and President Bhandari. Since the Constitution does not allow the House to be dissolved, this action can be challenged in court.