Nepal's Prime Minister, Khadga Prasad Oli, has resigned from his post just minutes before facing a no confidence vote he was expected to lose.
Oli, 64, was forced to quit on Sunday after allies of his multi-party coalition deserted the government, accusing him of not honouring power sharing deals that helped install him as prime minister nine months ago.
[...] Oli swept to power in October 2015, but has faced fierce criticism over his handling of protests in the impoverished quake-hit nation.
More than 50 people died in clashes between police and protesters in December, who rallied against a constitution they said left them politically marginalised.
(Score: 1) by Kenny Blankenship on Tuesday July 26 2016, @12:24AM
Is that a double negative?
Someday, even Killer Meteors must fail.