JSP Delays Entry into Government Amidst Uncertainty
06th Mar 2024
JSP Chairman Upendra Yadav/ File Photo
The Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP) Nepal has decided not to immediately join the government following unsuccessful discussions during the coalition meeting held in Baluwatar.
Chairman Upendra Yadav confirmed the decision, stating, “We are currently in discussions and have not yet reached a conclusion.”
A leader of the JSP elaborated on the decision, citing concerns over the uncertainty surrounding the formation of the Madhesh province government. “Our primary concern is the formation of the Madhesh province government, but as there is no certainty regarding its formation, we will not immediately join the government,” the leader stated.
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