This also happens Sometimes in lifelove someone I made a mistake...Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal became speechless after singing this song sung by Fatteman Rajbhandari and composed by Yadav Kharel while 8 UML ministers were handing in their collective resignation at 8:30 pm on Wednesday. He did not comment further. Without saying anything else, he took a group photo with the UML ministers, and left.

After the UML decided to withdraw its support to the Dahal-led government, the ministers came to tender their resignations. At that time, Deputy Prime Minister and Physical Infrastructure and Transport Minister Raghuvir Mahaseth, who led the ministers from UML, informed Prime Minister Dahal about the decision of the party secretariat meeting to "withdraw the support given to the government". 

'We have been trying to cooperate for four months, but now we have not been able to come together. In the meantime, thank you for the kind of support we have received from the Prime Minister, we request you to accept our resignation.' ' said Fatteman's song to the UML ministers. Dahal, who became the Prime Minister on December 10, 2079 with the support of the UML, left the UML within three months to cooperate with the Congress. After breaking the one-year cooperation with the Congress, Dahal formed the government together with the UML and other parties. 

Dahal is angry with UML President Oli saying that he equated with the Congress by promising that the alliance would not be broken under any circumstances. According to Maoist leaders, Dahal may have sung the song as a sign that it was a mistake to break with the Congress and join the UML.

Ministers from UML taking a group photo with Prime Minister Dahal after submitting his resignation. 

"It is a mistake to break the alliance with the Congress and tear the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane more than necessary after coming into cooperation with the UML," said a Maoist leader. The third party RSVP, which joined the Dahal-led government, has also decided to separate from the government. According to Santosh Pariyar, chief whip of RSVP parliamentary party, the resignation was not submitted on Wednesday due to the party's central working committee meeting, so it will be submitted on Thursday.

'After two big parties have decided to form a government together and UML has withdrawn its support, it is not morally right to stay in the government anymore, our ministers will resign on Thursday,' he said, 'we will bring the issues of the country and the people, which the old party has not heard for years, to a place where they have to sit in the opposition and listen. He said that even if he was called in the new power equation, he would not go. 

Prime Minister Dahal, who made a decision from the party to face a vote of confidence in the Parliament after the main constituents of the government, UML and Raswapa, decided to leave the government, and is facing a further moral crisis. According to Baluwatar sources, since the options for power politics have been narrowed down, there is a possibility that Dahal will not stay for more time, but may resign with his views in the Parliament meeting on June 23. The Prime Minister has the option of resigning or facing a vote of confidence in Parliament.

Maoist proposed to support Congress President Deuba if he becomes Prime Minister under Article 76(3) of the Constitution. Dahal's argument was that if Deuba is ready, after Dahal failed to take a vote of confidence in the Parliament, it would be a basis for calling the President to form a government under 76(3). However, since Deuba is not ready to go against the agreement with the UML, the Maoist leaders say that Dahal may reconsider his decision to take the vote of confidence.

Maoist Deputy General Secretary Janardhan Sharma says that he does not see the situation of Article 76(3) of the Constitution. "Simplistically, this argument is correct, but there is another explanation in the province as well. We did not argue. What the president does, what the court does is what matters, so it is no longer considered to be gizala in 76(3),'' said Sharma. Then we make an opinion.

The next meeting of Parliament is sitting on June 23. Some Maoist leaders have said that the Prime Minister may give a speech and resign on the same day. Sharma said that it has not been discussed within the party. Maoist Secretary Devendra Paudel claims that Prime Minister Dahal will leave only after a vote of confidence in the Parliament. He argues that if the Prime Minister does not get a vote of confidence, the process of forming the government will go to Article 76(3) of the Constitution, but the President's discretion will work on it. Recalling that Prime Minister Dahal also drew the attention of the President to act according to the constitution, Paudel said, 'Until now, the decision of the party is to face the Parliament, if any incident/situation arises tomorrow, it will be separated, otherwise the Prime Minister will face the Parliament.' Instead of withdrawing the support given to the government, it has been asking the Prime Minister to guide the way. UML's decision was not to withdraw the minister for 24 hours saying that the immediate decision to withdraw the minister and withdraw support from the government while they were making initiatives for the government of national consensus would contradict it. But after Dahal did not resign, the UML secretariat decided to withdraw the support given to the government. After that, the ministers resigned.

Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Padam Giri said that the Prime Minister's resignation would be the best option from the moral and political point of view when the top leaders of Congress and UML have asked to pave the way for the formation of a government of national consensus. "Now the president of our party has also suggested the Prime Minister to resign," said Giri, "it is better for the Prime Minister to lead the way from a moral and political point of view as the major parties participating in the government have withdrawn their support." It has also requested the Prime Minister to pave the way for the formation of a new government. Congress leaders are of the understanding that Dahal may be choosing the path of taking the vote of confidence after extending the power by playing in the holes of the constitution. Pointing to that, the Congress meeting has decided to form the government under Article 76(2) of the Constitution. 

'In view of the fact that the majority of the House of Representatives has been agreed to form a government under the leadership of KP Sharma Oli in accordance with Article 76(2) of the Constitution, the Prime Minister deems this meeting appropriate to pave the way for the formation of a new government of national consensus,' Deuba residence Budhanilkanth It is said in the decision of the meeting.

Chief Whip of the Congress Parliamentary Party, Ramesh Akhtar, said that he is confident that the Prime Minister will guide the way wisely after the overwhelming majority is against him. "Prime Minister Dahal is a sensible leader, a person who understands politics, that's why we believe that he will not go the route of taking a vote of confidence and will resign by putting his point in the parliament," said the writer.