The Prime Minister of Nepal and the Chairman of the Nepal Communist Party is today at the helm of one of the most steady governments in the country since it moved away from absolute monarchy in 1990, after having actually become the Prime Minister for the 2nd time in February2018 It is nearly an abnormality for a government to last more than 2 years without turbulence or a shuffling of the decks of power in Nepal, which has seen 25 various governments led by 13 individuals as Prime Minister.
It is this role of being the most dedicated voice against greater devolution of power based on identity and that of a figure representing “Nepalese nationalism” that has actually catapulted Mr. Oli into his present role as the Prime Minister, who managed the change of Nepal’s official map by adding 335 sq. km to its territory.
