"Seat-sharing delayed due to Nepali Congress"
19 May 2024
KATHMANDU: Five ruling partners have intensified political meetings of late. Elections to the House of Representatives and State Assembly have been scheduled for November 20.
However, the ruling partners have failed to decide the distribution of seats so far. Nepali Congress (NC) has claimed 100 seats, CPN-Maoist Center 60, and the United Socialist 40. Other fringe parties, too, have put forth their positions.
In this regard, Khabarhub’s Dhiraj Basnet approached Unified Socialist Spokesperson Jagannath Khatiwada to talk about the seat allocation in the ruling coalition and their plans for the...
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