Following criticism from various quarters, including Gen-G, Prime Minister Karki has reduced the number of secretariat staff to six, effective from Thursday.
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has reduced the number of secretariat and expert groups.
Following criticism from various quarters, including Gen-G, Prime Minister Karki has reduced the number of people in his secretariat to six, effective from Thursday.
Now, only six people will be retained, including the chief advisor, public relations advisor, chief personal secretary, press coordinator and personal branch officer (photographer), and public health expert (unpaid), according to a statement issued by the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers on Wednesday.
Karki's secretariat previously had 20 people.
