JSP Nepal forms 79-member Central Youth Association under the chairmanship of Manish Yadav

Kathmandu. The Central Ad-hoc Committee of the Samajwadi Youth Association Nepal, the fraternal organization of the Janata Samajwadi Party, Nepal (JSP Nepal), has been formed. 

The Central Executive Committee of JSP Nepal has formed the 79-member Central Samajwadi Youth Association under the chairmanship of youth leader Manish Yadav.

Renu Raj Singh, Chiranjeevi Yadav, and Rabin Pakhrin have been selected as Central Vice-Chairmen of the association, while Dipendra Kapadi has been given the responsibility of General Secretary. 

Five people—Saurabh Sharma, Kamal Nemwang, Shivraj Begha, Raju Yadav, and Vinay Yadav—have been selected as Secretaries. Shatrudhan Yadav has been assigned the responsibility of Treasurer.

Bicky Yadav, the In-charge of the Samajwadi Youth Association, informed that a formal swearing-in ceremony for all members, including the 11-member office bearers of the newly formed Central Youth Association, will be organized in Kathmandu on Mangsir 15.

In-charge Yadav stated that the ad-hoc committee has been tasked with building the country's grassroots leadership of the Samajwadi Youth Association, completing the organization's structure from the ward to the center, and conducting elections within the next six months.

Manish Yadav, the newly appointed Chairman of JSP Nepal's Samajwadi Youth Association, informed that the association will soon make its future action plan and programs public, focusing on organizational structure, expansion, and the upcoming federal elections.

The Youth Association has been entrusted with the important responsibility of forming and expanding the organization at the ward, municipal, area, district, provincial, and central levels across the country, strengthening youth campaigns, and effectively advancing the party's ideological and political programs focused on the upcoming election.