Purushotam Suprabhat Yadav

Member, House of Representatives

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Purushotam Suprabhat Yadav

पुरुषोत्तम शुप्रभात यादव

Rastriya Swatantra Party

National list · Proportional representation

Latest House record
Sep 9, 2026
Spoke during urgent time
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Profile

Purushotam Suprabhat Yadav serves in the House of Representatives for Rastriya Swatantra Party, selected through proportional representation under the Madheshi, Male group after Nepal's 2026 general election. Purushottam Yadav, a 27-year-old youth leader is an emerging representative of the Gen Z generation in Nepali politics. He came to Kathmandu on August 25 and led the anti-corruption campaign and the 'WakeUp Nepal' movement. On August 23 (September 8), he took official permission from the District Administration Office to hold a peaceful protest at Maitighar Mandla in Kathmandu.

Key facts

Selection group
Madheshi, Male
Gender
Male
Also known as
Purushotam Shuprabhat Yadav · Purshottam Subhrabhat Yadav

How this seat was filled

Purushotam Suprabhat Yadav was selected from Rastriya Swatantra Party’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.

Rastriya Swatantra Party holds 182 of the House’s 275 seats: 125 directly elected and 57 from its list.
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In Parliament

Official House records through October 2, 2026

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Sources

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