Cabinet decision to reduce 134 posts in Bagmati
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 18 September 2026
Bagmati. The government of Bagmati province has decided to reduce 134 posts out of the existing vacancies by approving the outline of the ONM survey on the organization and management of offices and agencies under the province. The provincial cabinet meeting held on Thursday decided to maintain the number of offices under the province at 180 and to reduce the current 4,814 posts to 4,680.
State Government Spokesperson and Physical Infrastructure Development Minister Bharat Bahadur KC announced the decision after the cabinet meeting and informed that the necessary blueprint for ONM survey has been approved and accordingly 134 posts will be reduced.
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