Razmara planned to present his cabinet to the Majlis on 27 June, but he could not because of the protests of the National Front members, including Mohammad Mosaddegh, Mozzafar Baghai and Hossein Makki.

[1] Although the opposition forces supported the nationalization of the oil, the cabinet did not advocate this proposal arguing that it was not a practical move.

Mahmud Salahi was appointed acting foreign minister to the cabinet and replaced by Mohsen Rais on 18 July 1950.

[3] Mohammad Nakhai who was appointed as labor minister was removed from the office on 28 August, and his successor was Gholam Hussain Foruhar.

[1][13] However, the cabinet of Hossein Ala' lasted only until 27 April when he resigned from office due to threats of the Fada'iyan-e Islam members[1] and the ratification of the oil nationalization bill.