Although it seems that the animosity between the Resham-Ranjita couple within the Civil Liberation Party has stopped for some time, the power struggle between the husband and wife has come to the surface again as before regarding the ministerial recommendation in the Far West Province government.

Ranjita Shrestha Chowdhury, as the party president, sent a separate letter on Tuesday, instructing Ghanshyam Chowdhury, the leader of the Far West Parliamentary Party, and recommending Chief Minister Kamal Bahadur Shah to appoint MP Kailash Chaudhary as a minister. But since the parliamentary party did not implement the instructions of President Ranjita, his instructions have been stalled. Ranjita's husband Resham Choudhary, who is the patron of the party, blocked the implementation of Ranjita's instructions through the parliamentary party.

Previously, the Ministry of Industry, Tourism, Forestry and Environment fell under the Civil Immunity. Minister Lakshman Kishore Chaudhary, who was a minister in the said ministry, resigned on 16th of Chaitra after being involved in the audio case of financial transactions. Since then, the ministry has been without a minister. Civil liberties have not been able to send a new minister . After about a month and a half, when the reference to send a new minister started, the old cries were repeated within the party. 

There are seven parliamentarians in the Sudurpaschim State Assembly, and there is a clear majority of silk-supporting parliamentarians in the parliamentary party of the Civil Liberation Party. Five MPs have been opening up on the silk side, while another MP Tika Thapa is currently in the middle. Kailash is the only MP who is clearly open to Ranjita's side. 

After the meeting of the parliamentary party held on Tuesday and Wednesday, the letter recommending silk supporter Rameshwar Choudhary for ministership has been published. But the leader of the parliamentary party Ghanshyam Chaudhary has said that the discussion is continuing. According to MPs, Resham Chaudhary was adamant about sending ministers to Ghanshyam or Rameshwar. As Ghanshyam Chaudhary is the leader of the party and also the chairman of the Economic Development and Natural Resources Committee, the MP was in favor of recommending Rameshwar as the minister.   

MP Kailash, who is a supporter of Chairman Ranjita, said that in the month of Baisakh, the Chairman, Party Protector Resham along with Federal MPs and State MPs held a meeting at Chaulani Hotel in Dhangadhi in accordance with the written decision to give the responsibility of selecting ministers to Chairman Ranjita. According to him, three decisions were made in that meeting. "Determining who will be sent as a minister, if the center does not send, then give the responsibility to the province or stay in the opposition?," MP Choudhary said, "The central chairman was given the responsibility to settle these questions." But now if we don't follow the president's instructions, what should we talk about?