Koshi left without province chief as Khapung's five-year term ends
Summary
Koshi province is without a province chief after Parshuram Khapung completed his five-year term, and no replacement or interim arrangement has been announced. The President's Office has not made any formal decision on who will handle the province's constitutional duties until a new appointment is made.
Key Points
- Koshi province has been left without a province chief after Parshuram Khapung’s five-year term ended on November 9.
- No new province chief has been appointed, and no other province chief has been given additional responsibility for Koshi.
- The Constitution allows the president to assign another province chief to discharge the duties of the vacant post until a replacement is named.
- The President’s Office says no formal decision has yet been made on the matter.
