RSVP elected Chief Whip and Whip
Kathmandu. Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSWP has selected Chief Whip and Whip for the House of Representatives. The parliamentary party meeting held on Thursday decided to select Kabindra Burlakoti as the chief whip.
Similarly, Prakashchandra Pariyar and Krantishikha Dhital have been selected as whips, the party said.
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