Desk Report:
Nepal’s renowned ophthalmologist Dr. Sanduk Ruit has made it clear that he does not want to become a minister without leaving his patients. On Tuesday morning, Nepal’s interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki met him at the Tilganga Eye Institute in Kathmandu.
It is believed that he had taken the offer of becoming a minister to Dr. Sanduk Ruit. However, when reporters asked Karki about the conversation between the two, he did not give any details. Later, reporters went to Dr. Ruit and asked whether he had been offered the position of minister or not.
In response, Ruit said, “How can I leave so much work here (at the eye hospital)? I cannot leave my patients.”
Nepalese media outlet ‘Setopati’ reported that the country’s interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has taken the initiative to expand her cabinet. A cabinet of four members has already been formed. This time, the government led by her is preparing to form a full-fledged cabinet of 11 members. As part of that process, he is meeting with experts.
Dr. Sanduk Ruit is an internationally renowned ophthalmologist. He has revolutionized cataract removal and eye treatment in an affordable and effective way. The people of the country have a lot of trust and respect for him. That is why his name has also come up in the discussion of the ministry. However, Ruit has made it clear that his biggest responsibility is to restore the light in people’s eyes, and he does not want to give up that responsibility in any way.
