First Surendra Raj Pandey cabinet

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First Surendra Raj Pandey cabinet
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5th Cabinet of Gandaki Province
2023–2024
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Date formed26 April 2023
Date dissolved4 April 2024
People and organisations
Governor Prithvi Man Gurung
Chief Minister Surendra Raj Pandey
Member parties  Nepali Congress   CPN (Unified Socialist)
Former Members:
  CPN (Maoist Centre)
Status in legislature Provincial Assembly
35 / 60(58%)
Majority Coalition government
(April 2023 – March 2024)
Provincial Assembly
28 / 60(47%)
Minority government
(March – April 2024)
Opposition party  CPN (Unified Marxist-Leninist)
Opposition leader Khagaraj Adhikari
History
Election 2022
Legislature term5 years
Predecessor First Khagaraj Adhikari cabinet
Successor Second Khagaraj Adhikari cabinet

The First Surendra Raj Pandey cabinet was the 5th cabinet of Gandaki Province. [1] It was formed after previous Chief minister, Khagaraj Adhikari failed to win vote of confidence. [2] [3]

Contents

Ministers by party

Party [4] Cabinet MinistersMinisters of StateTotal Ministers
Nepali Congress 5
Maoist Centre 2

Council of ministers

S.N.PortfolioHolderPartyConstituencyTook officeLeft office
Cabinet ministers
1Chief Minister Surendra Raj Pandey Congress Gorkha 2 (B) 28 April 2023 [5] [6] 4 April 2024
2Minister for Social Development and HealthSushila Simkhada Maoist Centre 28 April 2023 [5] [6] 5 March 2024 [7] [8]
3Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Drinking Water Saraswati Aryal Congress 28 April 2023 [5] [6] 4 April 2024
4Minister for Agriculture and Land Management Mahendra Dhoj G.C. Congress Nawalpur 1 (A) 12 May 2023 [9]
5Minister for Physical Infrastructure Development and TransportResham Bahadur Jugjali Maoist Centre Myagdi 1 (B) 12 May 2023 [9] 5 March 2024 [7] [8]
6Minister for Economic Affairs Jit Prakash Ale Magar Congress Tanahun 2 (B) 12 May 2023 [9]
7Minister for Industry, Tourism, Forest and Environment Dipendra Bahadur Thapa Congress Baglung 1 (A) 12 May 2023 [9] 4 April 2024

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