When Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli decided to prorogue the budget session of federal parliament on July 2, he was in a difficult situation in his party with most of the leaders demanding his resignation.

He feared that demands for his resignation would also be made in Parliament and even a vote of no-confidence could be tabled and despite important bills needing to be passed, he recommended that the President end the session.

But almost three months later, the situation has changed.

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