Nepal's national election is on the way to the left-wing coalition. Former Maoist rebels and communist parties have been fighting for this election. National elections were held in Nepal on November 26 and the second phase on 7 December.
This election is considered to be a way to democracy and after the civil war, the path to democracy. In last nine years, the post of Prime Minister has changed 10 times in Nepal. Corruption has increased in the country due to chaos. Economic progress also stops. This election is seen as a final step in the transit of a central democratic system at the end of the decade of bloody civil war.
After the second phase of voting on Thursday, the counting of the votes in the second phase shows that among the 80 seats, 63 are ahead in the Left Front. As far as the results show, leftists are clearly ahead.
The government has three major parties in Nepal in the past. Meanwhile, the Communist Party of Nepal Maoist group united with the Communist Party of Nepal (UML). They are known as Left Alliance. And in May's elections, the newly elected former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the current Prime Minister of the interim government, formed the unity of Nepalese Congress, with a few small groups. They are known as 'Democratic Alliance'.
Sher Bahadur Deuba is considered to be a pro-Indian Nepali Congress And the left alliance is China.
A lot of buffer states in Nepal between two powerful neighboring states. Any coalition that comes to power depends on China or India, which will dominate the area.
In 2006, Nepal was able to get out of civil war. Two years after two and a half years the Hindu monarchy was abolished.
Guna Raj Lüntenle, editor of the National Journal Daily News, said it is quite certain that leftists are going to win. Based on the initial results, it is assumed that the leftists are going to get two-thirds majority. It will be a great success for them.
The results of 165 seats will be determined on the basis of votes. The remaining 110 seats will be decided on the proportion of votes.