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CPN secretariat meeting postponed for Wednesday afternoon

Sanjib Bagale

Sanjib Bagale

Kathmandu, Nov 19

The secretariat meeting of ruling CPN called for nine Wednesday morning to decide about Cabinet reshuffle will be convened in the afternoon.
The meeting has been postponed due to busy schedule of the leaders, according to office secretary of the party Ishwori Rizal.
Prime Minister (PM) KP Sharma Oli told his ministers that he will reshuffle Cabinet on Wednesday during the Cabinet meeting at his residence in Baluwatar Tuesday evening but did not reveal the name of ministers who will be sacked and the new ones to be inducted.

PM Oli also instructed the ministers to not schedule any formal program for Wednesday as the new ministers will be sworn in Wednesday itself.

Published Date: 2019-11-20 10:42:00

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