Sports Minister Bablu Gupta in a mood to resign after visiting America
Kathmandu. Sports Minister Balu Gupta is going to resign after visiting America. Minister Gupta, who has dabbled in politics, is in the mood to resign after returning from the US, according to sources close to him.
It is understood that he is ready to resign once he arrives in the US with a red passport and government facilities, as the cabinet meeting has approved his visit to the US. The meeting decided to send Gupta to the 'Role of NRNA Youth in the Development of Nepal Post Gen G Revolution' to be held in America from January 3rd.
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