The ministers are set to resign as the power-sharing between the CPN-UML and the NCP moves forward at the provincial level in all seven provinces across the country.
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Six ministers from the CPN (UML) in the Bagmati Province government are set to resign en masse on Tuesday.
The ministers are set to resign as the power-sharing between the CPN-UML and the NCP moves forward at the provincial level in all seven provinces across the country.
A few days ago, the Nepali Congress, which is leading the Bagmati government, decided to end its power partnership with the UML at the central level, forcing the ministers to leave the government.
UML ministers are coming to Hetauda from Kathmandu to submit their resignations to Chief Minister Indra Bahadur Baniya. Chief Minister Baniya, who is in Kathmandu, is coming to Hetauda after the ministers resigned at a program. UML parliamentary party leader Jagnath Khatiwada said that the issue of resignation has been finalized and Chief Minister Baniya will submit his resignation today.
Currently, the ministers participating in the Bagmati provincial government from UML include Minister for Industry, Commerce, Land and Administration Bindu Shrestha, Minister for Physical Infrastructure Development Dr. Dinesh Chandra Devkota, Minister for Health Kiran Thapa, Minister for Forest and Environment Bharat Bahadur KC, Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Madhusudan Poudel, and Minister for Labor, Employment and Transport Jayaram Thapa.
