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The Constitution of the Kingdom of
Nepal, 1990 established a parliamentary system of
government based on representative politics where
people elect their representatives to govern themself.
The people evaluate the performance of their representatives
through periodic elections at all governance levels,
the villages, districts and the centre.
Nepal’s
representative political process remains disrupted
since May 2002, when parliament was dissolved in just
three years after the elections of May/June 1999.
The terms of elected local governments expired in
July the same year. Nepal does not have elected representatives
- except for the ceremonial Speaker and Deputy Speaker
of the House of Representatives - after October 2002
when the king dismissed Sher Bahadur Deuba charging
him of “incompetence” for failing to hold
elections as planned (in November 2002). read
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