Ministers’ resignations to contest elections raise questions about their deviation from duty
Summary
Four ministers from the Sushila Karki-led interim government resigned to contest the upcoming parliamentary elections, raising concerns about their commitment to their official duties.
Key Points
- Four ministers from the Sushila Karki government resigned before completing their mandate to contest the March 5 parliamentary elections.
- The interim government was formed after the Gen Z uprising ousted the previous coalition led by KP Sharma Oli.
- Critics argue that ministers who resigned breached public trust and used their posts for self-promotion.
- Prime Minister Karki had assured ministers would not contest elections, but several resigned to join political parties and run for office.
