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Oli’s preferential treatment to Khatiwada may invite rift in ruling party and hit governance

As special economic adviser to the prime minister, the former finance minister is poised to have a wider scope of work and stronger mandate, which could add to confusion among bureaucrats, insiders and analysts say. Oli’s preferential treatment to Khatiwada may invite rift in ruling party and hit governance
(File photo) Yubaraj Khatiwada (right) had resigned as minister for finance and minister for communication and information technology September 4 after he completed his six months in the Oli Cabinet after his reappointment on March 4. Photo Courtesy: Prime Minister's Press Advisor/Facebook
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Anil Giri
Published at : September 17, 2020
Updated at : September 17, 2020 07:43

Anil Giri

Anil Giri is a reporter covering diplomacy, international relations and national politics for The Kathmandu Post. Giri has been working as a journalist for a decade-and-a-half, contributing to numerous national and international media outlets.


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