In a press release today, Joint Spokesperson at the Ministry, Dr Samir Kumar Adhikari, stated that 193 officials of the Ministry were relieved of their posts as per the sub-section (1) of Clause (2) of the Ordinance Designed to Provide Special Provision for the Removal of Public Officials.TAG_OPEN_div_18
TAG_OPEN_div_16 According to him, the process of sending letters informing about the relieved office bearers has been started. “As per the ordinance, the office-bearers under the Ministry’s institutions, committees and boards have been relieved of their posts. We are sending letters to the officials who have been relieved of their posts,” he said.
The National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS), Patan Academy of Health Sciences, BP Koirala Academy of Health Sciences, Karnali Academy of Health Sciences, Health Insurance Board, Nepal Health Research Council, Nepal Medical Council and Nepal Health Professionals Council are among the bodies that are in the program.TAG_OPEN_div_14
The office-bearers were relieved of their posts from the day the ordinance was promulgated, said Joint Spokesperson Dr Adhikari.TAG_OPEN_div_12
President Ram Chandra Poudel on May 3 promulgated the Ordinance, 2 TAG_OPEN_div_10 083 BS to make special provision for the relieving of public officials from their posts.
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