KATHMANDU: Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Thursday urged the political parties from the nation to stake claim to form a new government following embattled PM K Sharma Oli allegedly expressed unwillingness to go through a second floor examination to demonstrate his government’s majority in the House of Representatives. Oli, who’s the chairman of this CPN-UML, has been sworn in as PM on May 14, four days later he lost a vital vote of confidence from parliament. The CPN-UML is your biggest party with 121 seats in the 275-member home. At current 136 votes are required to produce a vast majority government. He was obliged to find a vote of confidence in 30 days of the or her appointment. The president also has given celebrations a deadline before 5pm on Friday to form a new government, in the recommendation of Oli.