Dozens of leaders including 4 MPs and people's representatives from Lumbini expelled by Jaspa Nepal

Kathmandu. Janata Samajwadi Party, Nepal Jaspa has expelled four provincial assembly members of Lumbini province as well as local level people's representatives and party workers from the party without even ordinary membership. The Central Executive Committee meeting held at Balkumari in Lalitpur on August 16, 17 and 18 decided to take this action.

Provincial assembly members Santosh Kumar Pandey, Hema Belwase, Bhandarilal Ahir and Adesh Kumar Agarwal have been expelled for voting in favor of the Lumbini provincial government and participating in the government against party policy and instructions.

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