Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) - Recent Activities

Recent Activities

Communism in Nepal Leaders
Pushpa Lal Shrestha
Mohan Bikram Singh
Manmohan Adhikari
Keshar Jung Rayamajhi
Chandra Prakash Mainali
Sahana Pradhan
Madan Kumar Bhandari
Madhav Kumar Nepal
Prachanda
Baburam Bhattarai
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  • February 2011 - 7-month stalement period of non-effective government ends with the election of premier Jhalnath Khanal.
  • May 2011 - Failure to meet deadline to draw up new constitution by Constituent Assembly.
  • August 2011 - PM Jhalnath Khanal resigns after compromise with opposition on new constitution is unmet and fate of former Maoist fighters remain unresolved.

The Maoist party's Baburam Bhattari is elected as prime minister by parliament, vowing to forge broad, multi-party consensus over the new constitution and the PLA fighters' status.

  • May 2012 - Parliament is dissolved by PM Bhattari after final deadline to reach agreement on a new constitution is unmet. Mr Bhattari calls for elections in November while remaining head of an interim government.

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