The Nepal Communist Party (UML) has decided not to approach the Supreme Court as a party against the dissolution of parliament. While the party’s secretariat meeting had earlier approved opposing the dissolution through the courts, Rajendra Gautam, head of the party’s publicity department, clarified that the party will not file a writ petition at the Supreme Court.
He stated, “Already more than five writs have been filed today, and the number is expected to rise. We have opposed the parliamentary dissolution politically, but we will not approach the court with a formal petition.”
The UML has consistently raised questions regarding the constitutionality of the dissolution and the appointment of the Prime Minister.
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