(The Kathmandu Post, June 19, 2011)
(Experts also agree with the German model. This model asks the parties/leaders tabling a no-confidence motion in the parliament to present alternative candidates, said constitutional lawyer Bipin Adhikari. Therefore, it makes mandatory that an alternative candidate has to be chosen while tabling such a proposal, he said. He said that since the German model has provision on the representation in upper chambers of states based on population, the Morcha might have been holding discussions on it. This model may address the Madhes-based parties' call for representation on the basis of population, he said.)
