Lumbini govt leadership claims Congress, decision not to recall minister until agreement is reached
-
Media Baaji
- Tue, 26 May 2026
Butwal. The Nepali Congress Lumbini Province Parliamentary Party has submitted a claim with the position that they should get the leadership of the Lumbini Province government as per the prior agreement reached at the Centre. The parliamentary party meeting held in Butwal, Rupandehi demanded that the old agreement between the central government and the alliance should be implemented immediately.
While discussions are going on about the withdrawal of Nepali Congress ministers who are currently participating in the government regarding the change in the leadership of the state government, the Congress parliamentary party has rejected it and adopted a new strategy. The meeting made a clear decision not to call back its ministers who are currently in the government until it is ensured that the government will be led by their party.
According to a Congress minister who attended the meeting, this step has been taken to balance the power in the state and for the respectable presence of his party. The meeting also decided to specifically request the party center to take concrete and necessary initiatives for the implementation of the pre-understanding within the next three days.
Express
Related News
BNP has won the majority in Bangladesh, Tariq Rehman is set to become the Prime Minister
Kathmandu. Bangladesh Nationalist Party BNP has won the majority in the general elections held on Thursday in Bangladesh. Along with this, former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia's son and BNP President Tariq Rehman has been confirmed as the Prime...
A high-level team of the Chinese Communist Party is coming to Nepal today
Kathmandu. A team led by the Head of Nepal Affairs of the International Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Zheng Yuha, is coming to Kathmandu today. The Chinese team is about to come to Nepal during the elections announced amid the changin...
Corruption case against Congress leader Chalise
Kathmandu. A case of corruption and money laundering has been registered against Santosh Chalise, the leader of the Nepali Congress and member of the disbanded House of Representatives. The Abuse of Authority Investiga...
Former minister Ramveer left UML, chose Congress
Kathmandu. CPN-UML leader former minister Ramvir Manandhar has joined the Nepali Congress. In a program held at the National Assembly House on Thursday, Speaker Gagan Thapa conferred Congress membership on Manandhar. He is known as an influential...
Today is the last day to submit proportional list, investigation will start from tomorrow
Kathmandu. The process of election of members of the House of Representatives scheduled for February 21 is progressing with great enthusiasm. Meanwhile, Monday, January 14, is the last day to submit the closed list of 110 candidates for the...
5 million ballots for proportional representation are yet to be printed
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has said that 15 million ballots for the proportional election system have been printed. The printing of the ballot paper started from the 2nd of January at the printing house of Janak Shiksha Material Kendra Lim...