Madhesh’s revolving door of chief ministers turns again
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Kathmandu, November 9 Madhesh Province Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav, who took office 11 months ago under unusual political circumstances, is now fighting to retain his position. Unless there is a last-minute change in the political equation, Yadav is likely to be removed from office by November 15, after Chhath.
The Chief Minister is constitutionally […] Kathmandu, November 9 Madhesh Province Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav, who took office 11 months ago under unusual political circumstances, is now fighting to retain his position. Unless there is a last-minute change in the political equation, Yadav is likely to be removed from office by November 15, after Chhath.
The Chief Minister is constitutionally […] Kathmandu, November 9 Madhesh Province Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav, who took office 11 months ago under unusual political circumstances, is now fighting to retain his position. Unless there is a last-minute change in the political equation, Yadav is likely to be removed from office by November 15, after Chhath.
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