The dissolution of the House of Representatives for the 1994 mid-term election led to a hung parliament producing 8 unstable coalition governments within 5 years. Following a split in the United People's Front into the recognised and unrecognised wing, led by Puspa Kamal Dahal, elections were boycotted, and armed rebellion was instigated.
The dissolution of the House of Representatives for the 1994 mid-term election caused a hung parliament that formed eight unstable coalition governments within five years. After the United People's Front split into recognized and unrecognized wings under Puspa Kamal Dahel leadership, elections were not contested, and armed rebellion ensued.