Home Minister Sudhan Gurung Resigns After Just 26 Days in Office Amid Controversy

In a sudden political development, Sudhan Gurung has resigned from his position as Nepal’s Home Minister after serving only 26 days in office.

His resignation comes following growing controversy over his alleged connections with businessman Deepak Bhatta.

Sudden Exit from Ministry of Home Affairs

After submitting his resignation, Gurung immediately departed from the Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday.

• He held a brief discussion with ministry staff
• Then formally exited the office without further public statements

The swift departure highlights the seriousness of the situation and mounting pressure surrounding the allegations.

Controversy Behind the Resignation

The resignation was triggered by:

• Alleged links between Gurung and controversial businessman Deepak Bhatta
• Increasing public and political pressure
• Rising concerns over transparency and accountability in government

While full details of the allegations are still unfolding, the issue quickly escalated into a major political controversy.

One of the Shortest Tenures

Sudhan Gurung served as Home Minister for only:

• 26 days, making it one of the shortest tenures in recent political history

His brief time in office has sparked discussions about political stability and leadership accountability in Nepal.

Political Impact and Reactions

The resignation is expected to:

• Create leadership gaps in the Home Ministry
• Trigger political debate among parties
• Lead to a new appointment in the coming days

Political analysts suggest this could impact ongoing administrative and security-related decisions.

What Happens Next?

Following the resignation:

• The government is likely to appoint an interim or new Home Minister
• Investigations or clarifications regarding the allegations may continue
• Public and media scrutiny is expected to remain high

The resignation of Sudhan Gurung after just 26 days marks a significant moment in Nepal’s political landscape. As the situation develops, attention will remain on transparency, accountability, and the government’s next steps.