Chandeshwar Mandal

Member, House of Representatives

Selected · PR list

Chandeshwar Mandal

चन्देश्वर मण्डल

Nepal Communist Party (UML)

National list · Proportional representation

Latest House record
Oct 1, 2026
Spoke during special hour
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Profile

Chandeshwar Mandal serves in the House of Representatives for Nepal Communist Party (UML), selected through proportional representation under the Madheshi, Male group after Nepal's 2026 general election. Chandeshwar Mandal is an experienced politician from Siraha, who has recently been appointed as a member of the House of Representatives through proportional election system on behalf of CPN-UML. Born in 2021 BS, Mandal has been active in politics since 2038 BS, joining UML. He was defeated twice in the past (2074 and 2079) as chairman of Arnama Rural Municipality. Although he had to suffer defeat in the local level elections, UML has taken him to the federal parliament, appreciating his continuity and contribution in the party organization.

Key facts

Selection group
Madheshi, Male
Gender
Male

How this seat was filled

Chandeshwar Mandal was selected from Nepal Communist Party (UML)’s proportional representation list in the “Madheshi, Male” group. List seats are shared out by each party’s national vote, so list members do not represent a single constituency.

Nepal Communist Party (UML) holds 25 of the House’s 275 seats: 9 directly elected and 16 from its list.
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In Parliament

Official House records through October 2, 2026

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House sitting of October 1, 2026 (2083-06-15 BS)

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Sources

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