Kathmandu. The government has accepted the resignation of 2 members including the chairman of the problematic cooperative management committee. A meeting of the Council of Ministers on Tuesday approved their resignations.
The meeting accepted the resignation of Chairman Shreeman Kumar Gautam and members Lalita Kumari Maharjan and Dhruba Acharya.
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