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1990 Bhattarai Interim cabinet
Cabinet of Nepal
Date formed	19 April 1990
Date dissolved	11 May 1991
People and organisations
Monarch	King Birendra
Head of government	Krishna Prasad Bhattarai
Member party	Nepali Congress CPN UML Independent
History
Successor	First G.P. Koirala Cabinet

On Baisakh 6,2047 BS, an interim government headed by Nepali Congress leader Krishna Prasad Bhattarai was formed . The cabinet included 4 Ministers from the Nepali Congress, 3 From leftist front, 2 independent and 2 nominated by king .

See also

• Krishna Prasad Bhattarai

References

1. "Bhattarai's health improving: Docs: Kishunji tells media he's confident he will live up to hundred years" Archived 2013-12-14 at the Wayback Machine.

v t e Nepalese cabinets
Kingdom of Nepal (1951–2008)	Transition era (1951–59) M. S. J. B. Rana M. P. Koirala I M. P. Koirala II Acharya Singh S. S. Rana B. P. Koirala Panchayat era (1960–90) Giri I Thapa I Giri II Thapa II Bista I Rajbhandari (Interim) Bista II Rijal I Giri III Bista III Thapa III Chand I Rijal II Shrestha Chand II K. P. Bhattarai (Interim) Multiparty era (1991–2006) G. P. Koirala I Adhikari Deuba I Chand–Gautam (Chand III) Thapa IV G. P. Koirala II and III K. P. Bhattarai G. P. Koirala IV Deuba II Chand IV Thapa V Deuba III G.P. Koirala V G. P. Koirala (Interim)
Nepal (2008–present)	Dahal I Nepal Khanal B. Bhattarai Regmi (Interim) S. Koirala Oli I Dahal II Deuba IV Oli II Oli III Deuba V Dahal III Oli IV

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