Dr. Chandra Mohan, who is also the son of Nepal's first President, Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, says: There is a possibility of attacks on the constitution from various places and angles. My role remains focused on protecting the constitution.
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This is the second journey of 62-year-old Prof. Dr. Chandramohan Yadav from Saphi, Laxminiya Rural Municipality, Dhanusha. Elected from Dhanusha Constituency No. 5 in the second election of the Constituent Assembly in 2070 BS, Yadav became a proportional representation MP from the Nepali Congress in the 2082 elections.
Chandramohan, the son of Nepal's first President Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, was active in the medical field before entering politics. Yadav, who did his PGIMER in medicine from Chandigarh, India, was a radiologist at Bir Hospital in Kathmandu before becoming active in politics. After becoming the first President of Nepal, Chandramohan was fielded in Yadav's parliamentary constituency Dhanusha-5. Chandramohan, who started his political journey from the Nepali Congress following his father's legacy, has also been a central member of the party and the coordinator of the Health Department.
The politics and social life of the decent and gentle Chandramohan also has a clean image. Chandra Mohan, who became a member of the House of Representatives at a time when the federal democratic republican constitution is being attacked from all sides, responded that his role in protecting the constitution and democratic rights will remain strong. ‘There is a possibility that the constitution will be attacked from different places and angles,’ he said, ‘My role will be focused on protecting the constitution.’
Chandra Mohan, who is facing criticism for becoming a proportional representation MP due to his father’s legacy, said that he became a proportional representation MP according to his dedication to the party and constitutional rights. ‘How do you define nepotism? My father has a great contribution and name. I feel proud of that,’ he said, ‘If being someone’s son is an objection, ask the person who raised that objection. I am proud to be his son.’
As an opposition member of the House of Representatives, he said that he will constructively support the government’s work in the interest of the country, people and society and will continue to warn the ruling party.
