How Undemocratic Parties May Win the Nepal Election

President Kamarutapa of the Rastriya Prajatantra party (Nepal) will hold the second constitutional assembly election in two major agreements on November 19, 2013. The restoration of monarchy and the state of Hinduism. The first CA abolished them in 2008. In the first CA election, other parties hampered the gathering of his parent miyak and parent Hindu party organization. Due to the bad management and corruption of the ruling party, Mr. Tapa, who has served as Minister of the Panchayat system and under the democracy of multiple political parties, is now drawing much attention.

According to the provisions of the new Constitution, elections at the local level are completed. In this voting round, the Communist Party of Nepal united Marxist Leninists (CPN), Nepalese Diet and Nepal Communist Party (Maoists Center) respectively. There is a parallel voting system in Nepal, you can choose different candidates in two ways. According to the proportional representative category, according to the PR candidate list announced by the election management committee, the electorate elected a party and 6,094 candidates run for federal election and state election on November 26 and December 7 To do.

In the recent election platform for constitutional elections / parliamentary elections, three major parties in Nepal, the Nepal parliament, United Malek Leninist and United Communist Party (Maoists) dedicated the people for a month if they formed a government. They are committed to achieving an annual growth rate of 10% per capita in the next 10/20/40 years and already have a large number of programs to various economic departments. In this article, I may appreciate the economic agenda of the three parties, their "promises" may seem "to be foresightful" to them, but they are inherently hypocritical and truly fantastic , And sometimes even irrelevant. Their agenda is a list of chaotic wishes and lacks the basis for tailoring the tools. In order to fill this gap, we proposed a framework of comprehensive economic growth, outlined its determinants and identified the main obstacles in Nepal.