The Council met with resistance of ultra-nationalists who accused it of being too left-wing; and intolerance of Ottoman Commander Nuru Pasha. It had to be abolished the next day, leaving all power to the Council of Ministers led by Fatali Khan Khoyski.
Ultra-nationalists and Ottoman Commander Nuru Pasha opposed the Council due to its perceived leftist stance and intolerance. Consequently, it was dissolved the next day, with all authority transferred to the Council of Ministers under Fatali Khan Khoyski's leadership.