Nepal's Political Crisis Is Their 'Internal Matter': MEA On Sunday, Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari dissolved the House of Representatives on the advice of Prime Minister K.P. Oli, who claimed that he had lost majority within the ruling party, NCP. Nepali Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli. Photo: Reuters/Files New Delhi: India remains on a wait-and-watch mode with regards to Nepal, where the dissolution of the lower house of parliament is still churning political waters, while Chinese ambassador goes on active mode in meeting with top Nepali politicians. On Sunday, Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari dissolved the House of Representatives on the advice of Prime Minister K.P. Oli, who claimed that he had lost majority within the ruling party, Nepal Communist Party (NCP). The next elections will be held in March-April 2021 â less than three years after the communist electoral alliance got a majority in the polls.