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Nepal concludes ongoing parliamentary session

By ANI | Updated: April 19, 2021 15:55 IST

Nepal President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Monday approved the government's proposal to prorogue the ongoing Parliamentary session.

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Nepal President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Monday approved the government's proposal to prorogue the ongoing Parliamentary session.

Earlier in the day, a meeting of Council of Ministers recommended to the president to end the ongoing winter session of the parliament.

"The cabinet has decided to recommend the president to prorogue the parliamentary meeting. The winter session has been recommended to end from 1 PM today," Prabhu Shah, a sitting Minister told over phone.

The session ended immediately after the office of the president gave a formal consent to the recommendations.

The move is significant as it will make Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli avoid facing vote of confidence.

( With inputs from ANI )

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