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Coalition leaders crafting ministries distribution draft

UML likely to get 8 ministries; Maoist Center 5, RSP 4 and JSP 2


06 March 2024  

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KATHMANDU: The nascent four-party coalition has outlined its preliminary plan for ministry distribution, following a meeting among the alliance members.

During the meeting, a blueprint was devised, suggesting the allocation of 8 ministries, including the Deputy Prime Minister position, to the UML party.

Furthermore, insiders revealed discussions surrounding the possibility of allocating 4 ministries to the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), with one member potentially assuming the role of Deputy Prime Minister.

Additionally, talks included granting 5 ministries to the Maoist Center and two ministries to Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP).

However, the CPN-UML has confidently asserted the safety of its claimed 8 seats.

Currently, the only confirmed coalition in the formation of the Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda-led government is the four-party alliance consisting of UML, Maoist Center, Rastriya Swatantra Party, and Janata Samajwadi Party.

Prachanda is slated to establish a 25-member cabinet, along with 2 state ministers.

Despite the progress, disagreements persist among the CPN-UML, Maoist Center, and RSP regarding the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Finance.

The UML has maintained a steadfast stance on the Ministry of Home, while RSP expresses its intent to secure the same.

Interestingly, Prime Minister Dahal is keen on retaining control of the Ministry of Finance.

Publish Date : 06 March 2024 13:48 PM

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