2006 democracy movement in Nepal

The 2006 democratic movement (Nepalese: Russian, translit. LoktantraÂndolan) is the name of the political uproar of direct and undemocratic governance of king Nepal. This movement is sometimes called Jan Andolan ("Movement of People"). This means that it is the continuation of Jan Andolan in 1990. [1]

In a speech on state television, King Gyanendra restored the old Nepalese House on April 24, 2006. [2] [3] The King ensures permanent peace and protects the multi-party democracy, but to the Confederacy Union (SPA) to take responsibility for the country to embark on the path of national unification and prosperity I requested.

The SPA accepted the reorganization proposal. It announced that Girija Prasad Koirala will lead the new government. SPA said the new parliament will host elections to formulate a new constitution. [Four]

The movement was rejected by the Maoist. Baburam Bhattarai said that simply solving the Diet does not solve the problem, the rebels planned to continue fighting with the government. [5] They still require the formation of a constitutional legislative parliament and the abolition of monarchies.

However, on April 28, the Maoist anti-government forces responded to the request of Girija Prasad Koirala and announced a three-month cease-fire in the Nepal civil war. [6] [7] Furthermore, on May 1, Bhattarai announced that if the [Constituent Assembly] election is free and fair, he announced that he must respect the outcome of the election, but obviously it follows the public's judgment. "This is considered a big step forward as this represents the first sign of acceptance of democratic process by Maoist principle.

On 2 May, Kohirara announced a new government cabinet including himself and the other three ministers of the Nepal parliament. CPN's Sharma Oli (UML), Nepal's Parliament's Gopal Man Shrestha (Democratic Party), United Left Front's Prabhu Narayan Chaudhari. Later, on May 12, the royal government rejected arrested four ministers and investigated charges of human rights violations committed by the military during the general strike. [Ten]

The most dramatic movement of the post Loktantra Andolan government took place on May 18, 2006 when Congress voted unanimously to rob the king of his power many. [11] The law includes the following.

This bill is beyond the Constitution of 1990 which was written after Jana Andolan and described as Magna Carta in Nepal. According to Prime Minister Kohirara, "This declaration expresses the feelings of everyone." [11]

Although the Constitution was accepted, it was always temporary, the Nepalese parliament voted for the new Constitution on May 29, 2008, the monarchy was abolished, and the new Parliament Republic announced that it will be the politics of Nepal. Framework [13]

Nepal (In the era of old monarchy, the only Hindu kingdom in the world, it is no longer so after the National Assembly was announced in 2006. The official religion of Nepal is Hinduism.National now secularism Is one of the basic rights of Nepalese citizens)

The 2006 democratic movement (Nepalese: Russian, translit. LoktantraÂndolan) is the name of the political uproar of direct and undemocratic governance of king Nepal. This movement is sometimes called Jan Andolan ("Movement of People"). This means that it is the continuation of Jan Andolan in 1990. In a speech on state television, King Gyanendra restored the old Nepalese House on April 24, 2006. King secured permanent peace and demanded the Tribal Union (SPA) to keep the country responsible for embarking on the path of national unity and prosperity while preserving the democracy of multiple political parties.

On November 22, 2005, the 7 Party Association (SPA) and the Parliamentary Party of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) reached a historic and unprecedented 12 point memorandum of understanding (MOU) on peace and democracy. The Nepalese from all walks of life and from the international community believe that the memorandum is an appropriate political response to the ongoing crisis in Nepal. In the context of the huge human injury due to the historical suffering of the people of Nepal over the past 10 years and the violent conflict, we propose a peaceful transition by the Constitutional Council in the Democratic Party election and for a joint movement for democracy Of an acceptable solution. According to the understanding 12 point memorandum, the SPA called for a protest and the Nepalese Communist Party (Maoist) backed it. This led to a riot of the people called Loktantra Andolan that began in April 2006.