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Prabhu Sah comes with panel against UML-JSP alliance


11 October 2022  

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KATHMANDU: CPN-UML leader Prabhu Sah, who surprised all by filing candidacy from Rautahat-3 despite getting ticket from UML for the November 20 election, is found to have formed a panel of candidates against UML-Janata Samajbadi Party (JSP) alliance in Madhesh Province.

According to a source close to leader Sah, the former Maoist Center leader, who tried to be close to UML Chair KP Oli and get the credit for UML’s comeback in Madhesh, was disappointed at Chairman Oli’s move of taking Raghubir Mahaseth in the lead in Madhesh.

Shah had been the key person to make UML competitive in Madhesh. UML’s hold in Madhesh was declining due to the anti-Madhesh remarks of Chairman Oli; however, Shah’s entry had paved room for more Madheshi leaders’ entry to UML.

Here is the list of the candidates close to leader Shah contesting against UML-JSP alliance:

House of Representatives:

  1. Prabhu Sah, Rautahat-3
  2. Kiran Sah, Rauthat-2
  3. Pradeep Sah, Rauthat-4
  4. Ram Aadhar Kapad, Mahottari-3
  5. Man Bahadur Khadka, Sarlahi-1
  6. Kishori Sah ‘Kamal’, Dhanusha-1
  7. Krishna Kumar Mahato, Dhanusha – 4
  8. Santosh Shrestha, Parsa – 1

Provincial Assembly:

  1. Chandrabhushan Sah, Sarlahi 1(a)
  2. Renuka Poudel, Sarlahi 3(a)
  3. Umesh Kushwaha, Bara 4 (b)
  4. Keshav Roy Choudhary, Rauthat 3(a)
  5. Kundan Kushwaha, Rauthat 3 (b)
  6. Rajesh Choudhary, Rautahat 1 (b)
  7. Manoj Yadav, Rautahat 1 (b)
  8. Mujim Roy, Mahottari 3(a)
  9. Sunil Rohit, Mahottari 3(b)
  10. Gopal P. Yadav, Siraha 3 (b)
  11. Yogesh Singh, Siraha 2 (b)
  12. Pramod Mahto, Mahottari 1 (b)
  13. Devraj Ghimire, Bara 1 (a)
  14. Jayant Kushwaha, Bar 1 (b)
  15. Kadam Rasul, Parsa— (b)
  16. Pahlada Gupta, Parsa 4(b)
  17. Binod Lama, Parsa 2 (a)

Publish Date : 11 October 2022 13:36 PM

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