The Chief Minister of Madhesh Province, Satish Kumar Singh, has resigned, accusing his own party of creating a scandal with public opinion and the parties participating in the government changing their words. Before submitting the proposal for a vote of confidence in the Madhesh state assembly on Tuesday, he resigned while addressing the assembly.

I want to work for the people, not for power and position. I am standing here to protect the interests of the people and the constitution,' he said, 'Paving the way in the current situation, I resign from the post of chief minister.' Speaker Ramchandra Mandal has instructed him to submit his resignation in writing to the state chief as he did not receive a vote of confidence.

According to Article 188 of the Constitution of Nepal, the Speaker said that since he had announced his resignation in accordance with Sub-rule (4) of Rule 143 of the Provincial Assembly Operating Regulations 2075, he no longer needed to go through the vote of confidence process.

Although he was ready to resign from the post of Chief Minister, he also alleged that the party had created a scandal to defame him.

"When he was preparing to resign, the letter calling him back without asking a word was circulated on social media," he said, "What is this if not a dictatorial tendency?" He also said that he was defamed by arbitrary, dictatorial and law-breaking. "My character was assassinated," he said. The party conducted a media trial against him  He was also accused of creating wrong commentary.