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 Final
result of HoR elections 2022, based on the
Election Commission website
Lack
of social inclusion in the newly elected
House of Representatives  This is in stark contrast to the preamble of the 2015 Constitution, in which top politicians promised: ... "protecting and promoting social and cultural solidarity, tolerance and harmony, and unity in diversity by recognizing the multi-ethnic, multi-lingual, multi-religious, multi-cultural and diverse regional characteristics, resolving to build an egalitarian society founded on the proportional inclusive and participatory principles in order to ensure economic equality, prosperity and social justice, by eliminating discrimination based on class, caste, region, language, religion and gender and all forms of caste-based untouchability....." Threshold
for stability: A new political excuse, by
Binay Mishra (rep 20/01/2025) ‘Improve
electoral system assuring proportional and
inclusive representation’ (kh 19/01/2025) Message
Of Local By-election, by Ballav Dahal (rn
09/12/2024), Three
Big Parties Retain Dominance, by Narayan
Upadhyay (rn 10/12/2024) |