Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Key Party Withdraws Support, Nepal Government Now Minority
Nepal's government is facing a political shake-up.
A party called JSP Nepal has pulled its support from the ruling coalition.
This means the government doesn't have as many allies in one part of the government called the National Assembly.
However, the ruling alliance still has enough support in another part called the House of Representatives.
JSP Nepal says they pulled support because they felt the government wasn't focused on promises they made.
The decision will not immediately topple the government but could create challenges.
A key Madhesi party withdrew support from Nepal's ruling coalition.
The Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP Nepal) made the decision after a meeting.
The withdrawal reduces the coalition to a minority in the National Assembly.
The ruling alliance still holds sufficient strength in the House of Representatives.
The JSP Nepal cited the government's lack of concern for promised agendas as the reason for withdrawal.
- Who
- Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP Nepal) withdrew support from the government led by Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli.
- What
- A key party withdrew support from Nepal's ruling coalition.
- When
- The decision was made during a party meeting held on June 23 and 24.
- Where
- Nepal
- Why
- JSP Nepal cited the government's lack of concern for promised agendas as the reason for withdrawing support.
JSP Nepal
CPN-UML
Reason for Withdrawal
JSP Nepal
Government not focused on its promises.
CPN-UML
No specific reason for withdrawal of support.
- Party Withdrawing Support
- Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP Nepal)
- Prime Minister
- K P Sharma Oli
- Ruling Coalition Strength (House of Representatives)
- Sufficient
- JSP Nepal Seats in National Assembly
- 3
- National Assembly Total Seats
- 59
- Reason for Withdrawal
- Lack of government concern for promised agendas.