Although UML has decided to leave the five-party-alliance and join the government; leaders of the remaining parties announced that they will continue their agitations against ‘regression.’

“We will hold a mass rally in the capital on June 21 where the topmost leaders of the four parties will address the gathering,” a Nepali Congress source told Nepalnews.

According to the source, a new agitation schedule will also be announced on the same day. Till then, the alliance will continue with their Ratna Park centered protests.

Meanwhile, Girija Prasad Koirala, the president of Nepali Congress announced on Wednesday that the alliance is likely to reform their 18-point political agenda and possibly add additional demands.