Nepalese Struggle with Democracy

In 1951, after the ousting of the Rana rule, the monarchy continued to dominate Nepalese politics. Nepali Congress party won and the NC struggle to control Nepal.
In 1959, King declared NC as corrupt, removed it from power and subsequently installed a party-less Panchayat system.
In 1994, the Unified Marxist Leninist Party (UML) tried to generate an anti-India feeling in Nepal. The UML began to assert that the NC is in reality controlled by Congress party of India. This led to a perception amongst the Nepali people about India’s control and interference over Nepal and its internal affairs through the NC.
The anti-India plan worked in favour of UML and they succeeded in capturing power for a short period of 9 months in Nepal.
The UML was removed and the NC assumed power again in 1994. The subsequent period not only saw civil unrest.
The civil unrest, over a period of time, evolved into civil uprising and took an ideological turn to Maoism. The Maoist movement in Nepal became fully manifested by 2005.
An interim constitution was prepared in 2007.
Nepal would establish the new constitution by 2010. However, by 2010, the constitution was not ready but delayed.
After tremendous delays, Nepal finally accepted a constitution in September 2015.