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CPN (Unified Socialist) CC meeting endorses Secretariat's decision to recall four ministers

KATHMANDU, June 26: The fourth Central Committee(CC) meeting of the CPN (Unified Socialist) has endorsed the party secretariat decision to recall four ministers from the Cabinet.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, June 26: The fourth Central Committee(CC) meeting of the CPN (Unified Socialist) has endorsed the party secretariat decision to recall four ministers from the Cabinet.


A Secretariat meeting of the party had decided to recall the ministers from the party- Birodh Khatiwada, Prem Bahadur Ale, Krishna Kumar Shrestha and Ram Kumari Jhakri.


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According to deputy chief of the central publicity department of the party, Shambhu Shrestha, General Secretary Dr Beduram Bhushal presented a report which was passed with some amendments. In the report, Dr Bhushal has incorporated the contemporary situation of the country along with international development and possible effects.


Similarly, the relevance and need of alliance has been stressed in the report, arguing it was for the protection of the constitution and political system.


Meanwhile, the party took action against four central members as Lok Bandhu Kangdangwa (Jhapa), Tarak Bahadur Shahi (Dailekh), Rajya Laxmi Malla (Mugu) and Narad Malasi (Doti). They have been stripped off  the party's general membership.


 

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