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Elections in Nepal are unlikely to be held in March 2026 as planned and may be pushed back to May or June, sources told CNN-News18 on Monday. The delay comes amid continued political uncertainty and growing pressure on traditional power blocs in the Himalayan nation.

According to sources, political parties in the country are facing threats. Many offices have been destroyed, several leaders lost their homes during the unrest, and most of their finances and properties are now under investigation.

Sources allege that the current government’s strategy is to weaken established parties such as the Nepali Congress (NC) and the Communist Party of Nepal–Unified Marxist Leninist (UML), while giving an advantage to emerging pro-Western groups.

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