Congress will support Rubi Kumari as Deputy Speaker
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 9 April 2026
Kathmandu. The main opposition party Nepali Congress is going to support Ruby Kumari Thakur, who has become a candidate from the Labor Culture Party, for the post of Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives.
RPP has nominated Saraswati Lama as the deputy speaker. According to a top leader of the Congress, the party will support Ruvikumari, who has become a candidate from the Shram Sanskriti Party. The ruling party RSVP is also going to support Rubikumar, the candidate of labor culture. There is a provision that Speaker and Deputy Speaker should be from different parties and gender.
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