Kathmandu. The share of the ministry in the ruling coalition has been finalized. In the meeting of the ruling coalition held today, a theoretical agreement was reached on the distribution of ministries. According to the agreement, there will be eight ministers from the Nepali Congress. He got 8 ministries. Congress claimed 8 ministries.
In the same way, the Maoists who lead the government have 5 ministers including the Prime Minister, while the CPN United Socialists have to settle for 2 ministries. Even though CPN Unified Samajwadi Party decided not to join the government if it did not get 3 ministries, President Madhav Nepal has settled on 2 ministries according to his earlier discussion with Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba.
Similarly, there are 2 ministries for JSP, one minister and one state minister for Janmaat Party, 1 ministry for LOSPA, 1 ministry for Civil Liberation Party, 1 ministry for Aam Janata Party, and 1 ministry for NESP led by Baburam Bhattarai.
When the alliance finalized the allocation of ministries, the National Independent Party (RASP) led by Ravi Lamichhane was almost kicked out. The ruling party, which has maintained its support for the government with the stance of needing the old ministry, has been kicked out by the coalition with the announcement that it will not participate in the government.
Ravi Lamichhane voted for the candidate of the coalition for the president and vice president on the condition that they avoid the passport misuse case and participate in the government. But in today’s meeting, the ruling coalition distributed the ministries without even inviting the RASP.
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