Gauri Kumari Yadav has resigned from her position as Industry Minister in Nepal. The resignation comes after public criticism regarding comments she made about the ongoing issues with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) supplies. Yadav had stated that the supply situation would not improve until action was taken against industrialists, a statement that drew widespread condemnation. The timing of the resignation suggests a direct link to the sustained shortages and the mounting pressure on the government to resolve the problem. Her departure leaves a gap in the cabinet as Nepal continues to grapple with the LPG crisis and its impact on citizens. The specific actions against industrialists referred to by Yadav remain unclear, adding to the controversy surrounding her statements and subsequent resignation. This development highlights the political sensitivity surrounding essential supply issues in Nepal.