1. Major political parties like NC, Janata and CPM gained significant seats in recent elections, especially in urban and peri-urban areas, while traditional power CPN saw a revival in urban centers.
2. The merger of CPN and CPN-MC was hastily done without establishing ideological clarity or organizational structure, leading to factions emerging later.
3. The rise of post-modernist thinking among the urban middle class has challenged traditional ideologies and benefited new parties and independents. However, political changes have not led to expected economic transformation, allowing reactionary forces to gain.
1. Major political parties like NC, Janata and CPM gained significant seats in recent elections, especially in urban and peri-urban areas, while traditional power CPN saw a revival in urban centers.
2. The merger of CPN and CPN-MC was hastily done without establishing ideological clarity or organizational structure, leading to factions emerging later.
3. The rise of post-modernist thinking among the urban middle class has challenged traditional ideologies and benefited new parties and independents. However, political changes have not led to expected economic transformation, allowing reactionary forces to gain.
1. Major political parties like NC, Janata and CPM gained significant seats in recent elections, especially in urban and peri-urban areas, while traditional power CPN saw a revival in urban centers.
2. The merger of CPN and CPN-MC was hastily done without establishing ideological clarity or organizational structure, leading to factions emerging later.
3. The rise of post-modernist thinking among the urban middle class has challenged traditional ideologies and benefited new parties and independents. However, political changes have not led to expected economic transformation, allowing reactionary forces to gain.