RSP Lawmaker Purushottam Yadav Travels to India for MBA Enrollment Amid Cabinet Formation Talks
Kathmandu. Purushottam Yadav, a leader of the Gen Z movement and a proportional representative lawmaker from the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), has traveled to India.
He went there to enroll in studies at Sharda University in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. Lawmaker Yadav, who completed his bachelor's degree from the same college, has gone for MBA admission.
His trip to India has sparked various discussions and comments in Nepal at a time when there is talk of forming a new cabinet. He stated, 'I came here in a hurry because I was told there would be various protocol issues regarding travel after taking the oath as a lawmaker. I will enroll in the MBA program and return; the classes will be online.'
He mentioned that he would return to Nepal immediately after completing the registration. Stating that he has no meetings of any kind, he noted that since he studied in India, he might meet some friends and professors, but there would be no political meetings.
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