JSPA's Ram Asis Yadav's candidacy for the vacant Speaker's post of Madhes state

Janakpur. JSP chief whip Ram Ashish Yadav has nominated for the vacant post of speaker in the Madhes state assembly. According to the agreement between seven political parties in Madhes province, Jaspa's Yadav has been promoted for the Speaker.

In Yadav's candidacy, Nepali Congress member Birendra Kumar Singh is the proposer and Fakira Mahato of the CPN-Maoist Center is the supporter.

Express

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