August 30, Kathmandu - The parliamentary seats of 14 members of the House of Representatives, including Madhav Kumar Nepal, who has registered a new party after splitting from the CPN (UML), will remain the same. Though UML has recommended 14 lawmakers to Speaker Agni Prasad Sapkota for action, the action will not be implemented.

The Election Commission had registered a new party called CPN-Unified Socialist Party on August 25. As the Election Commission has sent the information of party registration to the Parliament Secretariat, the Speaker decided on Sunday that no action should be taken against those recommended for action. Leaders Nepal, Jeevan Ram Shrestha, Mukunda Neupane, Ram Kumari Jhankri, Kalyani Khadka, Laxmi Kumari Chaudhary, Niradevi Jairu, Pushpa Kumari Karna Kayastha, Sarla Kumari Yadav, Kalila Khatun, Virodh Khatiwada, Krishnalal Maharjan, Bhavani Khapung and Metmani Chaudhary have retained their parliamentary seats.

Secretary of the House of Representatives Gopal Nath Yogi said, "The decision was taken by the Speaker not to take action in the case of political parties and the registration of new parties." On 27 April 2078, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli decided to remove him from the party and members of parliament for violating the party's whip by boycotting a meeting of parliament during a vote of confidence.