When Raja asked Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala for answers to the questions raised regarding the dissolution of parliament, mid-term elections and formation of an all-party government, he tried to get some answers. He was somewhat shocked when the King directed Prime Minister Koirala to consult the Royal Council regarding the justification of the provisions of the Constitution and the re-establishment of the House of Representatives in connection with the issues arising in the country.

After all-round pressure was created on him, Koirala held a press conference at the Prime Minister's residence Baluwatar on July 10, 2051 and said that if the party expels him, he will go to the people. In response to a question from Kantipur about what he would do if the party expels him, he said, "If I am to be expelled, a general committee meeting should be called". No one can stop me from going to the people now.'

Koirala's idea was to go to the people because the people made him the prime minister. Under pressure from his own party, left-wing parties and even the palace, Koirala rejected the issue of forming an all-party government. He said that there is no provision in the constitution to form an all-party government.

2051 Around the mid-term elections scheduled for November 27, the protests in the country and the discontent shown by the establishment party of the ruling Congress created a kind of pressure not only on the Prime Minister, but also on the King. 

A group of left parties, including UML, had taken the stand to dismiss the unconstitutional Koirala government and form an all-party government . The founding party of the Congress put forward the demand that the House of Representatives should be re-established . Congress and Left parties stood together to overthrow Koirala . The left-wing group had ended the first phase of protest program including Nepal Bandh, Ranke Julus, Konsabha. was preparing for the second phase of the movement . 

The Congress was splitting into two factions in the district/district . Leaders and activists were divided into two camps on the issue of whether or not to participate in the workers meeting called by Koirala on July 13, 2051 in Kathmandu. Koirala invited the general committee members from Radio Nepal and Nepal Television and the people's representatives who won at the local level from the Congress to come to Kathmandu.

Maha Mantri Mahendra Narayan Nidhi's home district Dhanusha Congress said the meeting called by Koirala was unjustified. The leaders of some districts issued a statement and opposed the meeting. They also mentioned not to be misled by Koirala's statement.

But even as the political developments became more complicated, Prime Minister Koirala was adamant about holding mid-term elections. He called it unfortunate that Chief Minister Nidhi issued a joint statement with the Left to remove him. 

Ganeshman Singh, the popular leader of the Congress, called the dissolution of the Parliament a violation of the Constitution. Koiral aimed at Ganeshman's sarcasm and said, "Now he is sick". It doesn't seem like you said that. Ganeshan was undergoing treatment at Veer Hospital at that time.