Proposed 16 ambassadors approved by the hearing committee, different opinions of JSP Nepal and RSWP on the names of 4 people

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The parliamentary hearing committee has approved the names of the proposed 16 ambassadors. Out of 17 ambassadors proposed by the government, 12 were unanimously approved and 4 were approved by majority. After the graduation certificate of Ramakrishna Bhattarai proposed for Sri Lanka was not found, it was postponed to be decided only in the next meeting.

RSVP has refused to approve three and JSPA four ambassadors. DP Aryal of RSVP and Prakash Adhikari of JSPA have dissented after the majority decided on the proposed ambassador. Raswapa had different opinion on the names of the proposed ambassador of South Africa Kapilman Shrestha, proposed ambassador for Malaysia Netraprasad Timalsina and proposed ambassador for Israel Dhanprasad Pandit, while JSPA, the official of Nepal also has different opinion on the name of the proposed ambassador for India Shankar Sharma along with these three.

Shivamaya Tumbahangfe in South Korea, Jung Bahadur Chauhan in Russia, Prakashmani Paudel in Portugal, Rita Dhital in Pakistan, Dr. in Germany. Shail Rupakheti, Sumnima Tuladhar in Denmark, Prof. in China. The committee unanimously decided to approve Krishna Prasad Oli, Naresh Vikram Dhakal in Saudi Arabia, Ramesh Chandra Paudel in Qatar, Salin Nepal in Spain, Chandrakumar Ghimire in Britain and Lokdarshan Regmi in America. 4 Disagreement between Oli and Deuba over the proposed ambassador