Nepal’s Deuba government recalls Oli-appointed envoys, including ambassador to India: Report
The Hindu
With this decision, out of 33, Nepal’s 23 diplomatic missions abroad will remain vacant from the next three weeks to one month.
Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba-led Nepal government has decided to recall Ambassadors from 12 nations appointed by former premier K. P. Sharma Oli, including envoy to India Nilamber Acharya, according to a media report.
With this decision, out of 33, Nepal’s 23 diplomatic missions abroad will remain vacant from the next three weeks to one month. As many as 11 missions have been headless for a long time, The Kathmandu Post reported.
“A Cabinet meeting today decided to recall the Ambassadors appointed under political quotas by the Oli government,” said Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Gyanendra Bahadur Karki.
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