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Parliamentary committee rejects Chudamani Kharel’s nomination as ambassador to Malaysia

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October 14, 2026 • 02:05 PM
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Kathmandu, October 14 The Parliamentary Hearing Committee has rejected the nomination of Chudamani Kharel as Nepal’s ambassador to Malaysia. The committee declined to endorse Kharel’s nomination ...

Parliamentary committee rejects Chudamani Kharel’s nomination as ambassador to Malaysia

The Parliamentary Hearing Committee has rejected the nomination of Chudamani Kharel as Nepal’s ambassador to Malaysia.

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