Tens of thousands of people poured into Nepal's capital on Wednesday, as protests continued against the prime minister's decision to dissolve parliament and announce new elections.
A splinter group of the governing Nepal Communist Party brought people from other parts of the country on buses and trucks to Kathmandu, where they gathered for a rally in the heart of the city.
The group has been protesting Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli's decision in December to dissolve Parliament.
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