The Prime Minister is set to hold discussions with representatives of the seven major political parties, the Election Commission, security agencies, and civil society at Singha Durbar.
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has called a joint meeting of leaders of the seven major political parties, the Election Commission, security agencies, and civil society to discuss the election.
Prime Minister Karki has called a meeting at the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers' Office, Singha Durbar, at 1 pm on Monday. According to the Prime Minister's Press Coordinator Ram Rawal, the meeting has been called to discuss election preparations. He informed that civil society leaders have been invited to the meeting.
Coordinator Rawal said, 'The Prime Minister has called a meeting of the seven major political parties, the Election Commission, representatives of civil society, and security agencies. The meeting has been called at the Prime Minister's Office, Singha Durbar for 1 pm.'
Rawal said that the main topic of the meeting was briefing and discussion on election preparations. 'There is a schedule for the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Commission to brief on security and election laws and election preparations. After that, there is a schedule for discussions among the participants and the Prime Minister to address,' Rawal said.
Election Commission Spokesperson Narayan Prasad Bhattarai informed that the Commission will be present and present at the meeting called at the Prime Minister's Office. 'The Prime Minister's Office has been called for a discussion. The commission is participating in a meeting with political parties,' he said. Prime Minister Karki had previously called second-tier leaders of political parties for discussions. She has not held discussions with the top leadership of political parties.
