Santosh Pariyar left RSVP

Kathmandu. Santosh Pariyar, the chief whip of the Rashtriya Swatantra Party in the dissolved House of Representatives, has left the RSVP. He has submitted his resignation to the acting president of the party DP Aryal and General Minister Kavindra Burlakoto.

Pariyar was in favor of leadership change within the RSVP. In the extended meeting held in Chitwan, he also demanded a party convention. It is said that Pariyar is going to leave RSVP and start a separate political campaign.

Express

Related News

5 MPs of Madhesh Pradesh Assembly discharged

Kathmandu. 5 members of the Madhesh Pradesh Assembly have been dismissed. Speaker Ramchandra Mandal dismissed 5 members of the Provincial Assembly for their absence in 10 consecutive meetings.

According to the letter released by the Madhes...

Prime Minister Karki discussing with Deuba, Oli and Prachanda in Baluwatar

Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki is holding discussions with three top leaders of three major parties today. Chairman of Nepali Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba, Chairman of CPN-UML KP Sharma Oli and Coordinator of Nepali Communist Party Pushpa...

Congress has the ability to take the country to new heights: Vishwaprakash Sharma

Kathmandu. Vice Chairman of Nepali Congress Vishwaprakash Sharma has said that as the elections are approaching, the voters should take a serious decision. Speaking at the district level meeting held at Ghorahi in Dang, he said, will you make a mi...

Elections are not an option to handle the situation: Prachanda

Chitwan. Coordinator of Nepal Communist Party Maoist Center Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda" has said that there is no alternative but to handle the situation and lead the country to the path of prosperity through peacef...

Preparation of 20 Act Amendments, Ministry of Law calls for opinions and suggestions from the general public

Kathmandu. The Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs has asked for opinions and suggestions from the general public on the Draft Legislation Act, 2081 for amending some Nepal Acts.

The Ministry has taken this step to understand...

68 parties have registered their parties, all will come by the end: Election Commission

Kathmandu. As of Tuesday afternoon, 68 parties have registered their parties for the forthcoming House of Representatives elections to be held on February 21. Election Commission spokesperson Narayan Prasad Bhattarai s...