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== History ==
== History ==

Latest revision as of 23:33, 28 October 2024

The Hikmat Kumar Karki cabinet was the 4th provincial government of Koshi Province. It was formed after Hikmat Kumar Karki was sworn in as Chief Minister of Koshi Province on 9 January 2023.[1]

First Hikmat Kumar Karki cabinet

4th Cabinet of Koshi Province
Hon'ble Chief Minister Hikmat Kumar Karki
Date formed9 January 2023
Date dissolved7 July 2023
People and organisations
GovernorParshuram Khapung
Chief MinisterHikmat Kumar Karki
No. of ministers6
Member parties
  •   CPN (UML)
    Coalition partner
  •   RPP
    Former members
  •   Maoist Centre
  •   PSP-N
Status in legislatureMajority Coalition Government (January - June 2023)
Minority Coalition Government (June - July 2023)
Opposition party  Nepali Congress
Opposition leaderUddhav Thapa, (NC)[2]
History
Election2022
Legislature term5 years
PredecessorRajendra Kumar Rai cabinet
SuccessorFirst Uddhav Thapa cabinet

History

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Karki was appointed Chief minister on 9 January 2023. His claim to chief minister was supported by his party CPN (UML), CPN (Maoist Centre), PSP-N and RPP. He won 59 votes against 32 in the vote of confidence.[3] He was opposed by Nepali Congress and CPN (US). Due to change in political coalition in federal government, PSP-N quit government on 31 May 2023.[4] CPN (MC) also quit government and withdrew support on 7 June 2023.[5] Karki failed to secure vote in the 2nd vote of confidence, gathering only 46 votes, 40 from his party, CPN (UML) and 6 from RPP, which is one less than majority. 43 members from Nepali Congress, CPN (Maoist Centre) and CPN (Unified Socialist) voted against Karki. 4 members including PSP-N's single MP abstained from voting.[6] Consequently, Uddhav Thapa succeeded him as the chief minister.

Ministries

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Until 7 July 2023

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S.N. Portfolio Minister Political Party Assumed office Left office
Cabinet ministers
1 Chief minister
All other ministries not allocated to anyone. 		Hikmat Kumar Karki CPN (UML) 9 January 2023[7][8] 7 July 2023
2 Minister for Drinking Water, Irrigation and Energy Til Kumar Menyangbo CPN (UML) 9 January 2023[7][8] 7 July 2023
3 Minister for Social Development Buddhi Kumar Rajbhandari CPN (UML) 13 January 2023[9][8] 7 July 2023
4 Minister for Industry, Agriculture and Co-Operatives Bhakti Prasad Sitaula RPP 9 January 2023[7][8] 7 July 2023

Former arrangements

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Until 7 June 2023

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S.N. Portfolio Minister Political Party Assumed office Left office
Cabinet ministers
1 Chief minister
All other ministries not allocated to anyone. 		Hikmat Kumar Karki CPN (UML) 9 January 2023[7][8] Incumbent
2 Minister for Drinking Water, Irrigation and Energy Til Kumar Menyangbo CPN (UML) 9 January 2023[7][8] Incumbent
3 Minister for Social Development Buddhi Kumar Rajbhandari CPN (UML) 13 January 2023[9][8] Incumbent
4 Minister for Tourism, Forests and Environment Jeevan Acharya Maoist Centre 13 January 2023[9][8] 7 June 2023
5 Minister for Transport Infrastructure and Urban Development Durga Prasad Chapagain Maoist Centre 13 January 2023[9][8] 7 June 2023
6 Minister for Industry, Agriculture and Co-Operatives Bhakti Prasad Sitaula RPP 9 January 2023[7][8] Incumbent

Until 31 May 2023

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S.N. Portfolio Minister Political Party Assumed office Left office
Cabinet ministers
1 Chief minister
All other ministries not allocated to anyone. 		Hikmat Kumar Karki CPN (UML) 9 January 2023[7][8] Incumbent
2 Minister for Drinking Water, Irrigation and Energy Til Kumar Menyangbo CPN (UML) 9 January 2023[7][8] Incumbent
3 Minister for Social Development Buddhi Kumar Rajbhandari CPN (UML) 13 January 2023[9][8] Incumbent
4 Minister for Tourism, Forests and Environment Jeevan Acharya Maoist Centre 13 January 2023[9][8] Incumbent
5 Minister for Transport Infrastructure and Urban Development Durga Prasad Chapagain Maoist Centre 13 January 2023[9][8] Incumbent
6 Minister for Industry, Agriculture and Co-Operatives Bhakti Prasad Sitaula RPP 9 January 2023[7][8] Incumbent
7 Minister of Health Nirmala Limbu People's Socialist Party, Nepal (2020) 9 January 2023[7][8] 31 May 2023

Ministries by Party

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  CPN (UML) (75%)
  RPP (25%)
Party Cabinet Ministers Ministers of State Total Ministers
CPN (UML) 3 0 3
RPP 1 0 1

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Hikmat Kumar Karki appointed as Province 1 CM". GorakhaPatra. Retrieved 2023-01-08.
  2. ^ "Uddhav Thapa elected provincial assembly party leader of Nepali Congress in Province 1". kathmandupost.com. Retrieved 2022-12-30.
  3. ^ "CM Karki gets vote of confidence". Rising Nepal Daily.
  4. ^ "JSP Pulls out of koshi government". The Annapurna Express.
  5. ^ "CPN (MC) quit government and withdraw their support". My republica.
  6. ^ "UML-led government in Koshi province fails to secure vote of confidence, collapses". My Republica.
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Subedi, Binod. "CM and 3 ministers take oath in Province 1". My Republica. Retrieved 2023-01-10.
  8. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "प्रदेश १ का मन्त्रीहरुले पाए मन्त्रालय, जीवनलाई पर्यटन, भक्तिलाई उद्योग". Online Khabar. Retrieved 2023-01-20.
  9. ^ a b c d e f g Republica. "Province 1 gov expansion: Three ministers from Maoist Center inducted in cabinet". My Republica. Retrieved 2023-01-15.
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