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Madhesh Chief Minister Yadav got a vote of confidence

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Janakpurdham. Madhesh Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav has received the vote of confidence. He received a vote of confidence from the state assembly meeting held today.

92 MPs from all 10 parties in the House have given him a vote of confidence. All ruling parties and the main opposition CPN-UML have given their vote of confidence to Yadav.

The Nepali Congress-led seven-party coalition JSP Nepal, Janmat CPN Maoist Center, LOSPA, CPN United Socialists and Civil Liberties Party gave a vote of confidence to Yadav. Similarly, apart from the main opposition UML, RPP Nepal and Nepal Federal Samajwadi Party, which are out of power with one seat each, gave a vote of confidence.

Yadav, the leader of the Nepali Congress parliamentary party, was appointed the Chief Minister with the support of the 7-party alliance on November 19.

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