Violating the order of the Supreme Court, the government again sent letters to the ambassadors of 11 countries
-
Media Baaji
- Tue, 4 November 2025
Kathmandu. Ignoring the order of the Supreme Court, the government has sent letters to the ambassadors of 11 countries to return home. On Monday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent another letter to all ambassadors instructing them to attend Kathmandu and work under the ministry. Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Saroj Kumar Yadav has sent a reminder to the ambassadors to appear at the Ministry by 20th of Kartik. The cabinet meeting decided to recall the ambassadors appointed for China, Germany, Malaysia, Israel, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, UK, USA and Japan.
Among the recalled ambassadors are Krishna Prasad Oli (China), Shail Rupakheti (Germany), Dhan Prasad Pandit (Israel), Dr. Netraprasad Timalsina (Malaysia), Rameshchandra Poudel (Qatar), Jung Bahadur Chauhan (Russia), Nareshvikram Dhakal (Saudi Arabia), Sanil Nepal (Spain), Chandrakumar Ghimire (UK), Lokdarshan Regmi (USA) and Durga Bahadur Subedi (Japan).
Earlier, the Supreme Court had issued an interim order not to immediately implement the government's decision to recall the ambassador. The bench of Justice Sharanga Subedi and Srikant Paudel issued the order and directed not to implement the decision immediately. The government led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki decided to recall the ambassadors of 11 countries on October 30. The ambassador, appointed during the tenure of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, has been instructed to come to Kathmandu by the 20th of October.
Express
Related News
Preparations of the Election Commission are accelerated: district-wise sample ballots have been released
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has released the samples of the ballot papers of various districts and constituencies for the election of members of the House of Representatives to be held on February 21. The Commission has brought out the form...
Industries Minister Gauri Kumari Yadav resigned from the post
Kathmandu. Industries Minister Gauri Kumari Yadav has resigned from the post. Sources informed that he has submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Balen Shah. Minister Yadav had made a controversial statement in the parliamentary committee on...
The Election Commission asked Shakti Basnet for an explanation on the allegations of money distribution
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has asked Shakti Basnet, the former home minister and candidate of the Nepali Communist Party in Jajarkot, for an explanation. Basnet was asked for an explanation on the charge of distributing money to voters. Th...
Congress Central Working Committee meeting continues today
Kathmandu. The meeting of the Nepali Congress Central Working Committee is also being held on Saturday. The meeting, which started on October 28th, will be held at the party office, Sanepa, on Saturday at 1 pm. So far in the meeting, the leaders a...
People's War was not possible without Zenji: Prachanda
Kathmandu. Nepali Communist Party Coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda has said that the aim of the Genji movement is correct. Speaking at the party's interaction program with Genji, he claimed that more than 1000...
Pampha Bhusal's declaration of not fighting directly, not staying proportionally, to give opportunities to new ones
Kathmandu. Nepali Communist Party CPN leader and former minister Pampha Bhusal has announced that she will not be a candidate in the upcoming House of Representatives elections both directly and proportionally. She has announced that she will not...