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Nepali Congress President Sushil Koirala has urged President Ram Baran
Yadav to begin the process for forming a majority government, as UCPN (M)
and RPP-N have opted to remain in the opposition in Sunday's all party
meeting.

Koirala telephoned President Yadav and told him that it is not necessary to
add more time for forming an all-party government, it is learnt. "Consensus
couldn't be forged among all parties. A majority government has to be set
up now," Koirala said.

In today's all party meeting, the UCPN (Maoist) chaired by Pushpa Kamal
Dahal and RPP-N headed by Kamal Thapa announced that they would remain in
the opposition. The UCPN (M) further said that it would play a constructive
role of opposition so as to promulgate a new constitution in the next one
year.

CPN-UML, the second largest party in the newly elected Constituent
Assembly, meanwhile, has said that a coalition government is possible only
when the NC presents a clear road map for power sharing.

"We can join the government only if our party gets a respectable position
in the government," UML senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal said in a program
today.

The first period provided by President Yadav to form a consensus government
expires today. As per the constitutional provision, President Yadav is
expected to provide the second period to form a majority government shortly.
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