Nepal government have decided to place the elections in local bodies across the country in a single phase on May 14. Nevertheless the decision saw strong reservation from Madhes-based political groups. Within an hour after government declared dates for the polls, the Madhes based parties, who has been demanding an amendment towards Constitution prior to the poll announcement, rejected the polls and announced a fresh stir programme. It already been over a month presently there has been intense discussion among the major three parties with regard to holding the local level elections. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' had few weeks ago managed to get it clear that the local polls would be held by mid-May. However, no date for the poll has been announced to date owing to reservation of your United Democratic Madhesi Front (UDMF). Reports say the trilateral meeting of the ruling Nepali Congress and CPN-Maoist Center and the main opposition CPN-UML held on Saturday agreed to announce the poll date inside of a couple of days. That means the government is preparing to announce the date by Monday. The three parties also decided that ought to be be a joint legitimate the UDMF to persuade the disgruntled force to come on board. But, due to the stance of the UDMF that the poll date should be announce only after endorsement of the constitution amendment bill, is certainly likely that it will at least take a week for the government to announce the date. It is also likely that if you have no consent from the UDMF, the poll date will not be let us know. And if the poll date is announced within this week, no election will be held before November.
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