What are the chances of a change of government in the Far-West?

Dhangadhi: Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba has been appointed as the Prime Minister from a coalition comprising Nepali Congress, UCPN (Maoist) Center, UML's Madhav Group and Janata Samajwadi Party.

Now, the parties in the alliance are preparing to form a government in the state accordingly. The Madhav faction of the Nepali Congress and the UML have also focused their discussions on forming a government under their leadership in the far-western states.

The Nepali Congress, which remained neutral after the UCPN (M) -led government took a vote of confidence in the Far-Western states, has now started the exercise of forming a government under its own leadership by uniting the UCPN (M), UML's Madhav group and Jaspa.

Congress parliamentary party leader Dr. Ran Bahadur Rawal has been claiming that discussions are underway to form a Congress-led government. Leadership of the government is being discussed. But it is not over yet, 'he said. Stating that the UCPN (M) has been leading the government for three and a half years, the CPN-UML's Madhav group has also claimed that it should lead the government.

Meanwhile, Far-Western Chief Minister Trilochan Bhatta has said that the change of leadership of the state government is baseless. He says now is not the time to change the government's leadership. He said, "There is no discussions regarding the change of state government and leadership.

Rumors of a change of government are baseless." Chief Minister Bhatt has urged all not to follow baseless rumors and illusions regarding the government being changed and to engage in development planning and pandemic control. He said that even if the state government was to be changed at a time when the political equation of the country was changing, it would not be a new thing.

Although the two-thirds federal government was dissolved for its own reasons, the Far-Western government has made the alliance with the UML a priority and will not break it under any circumstances, he said.