Fourteen lawmakers missed ten or more consecutive parliamentary meetings

Fourteen lawmakers in Nepal's House of Representatives have been identified as having missed ten or more consecutive parliamentary meetings during the second session of the newly elected body. The data highlights a significant pattern of absenteeism among elected officials during the legislative term.

Former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal recorded the highest number of consecutive absences, totaling 24 missed meetings. The report underscores a lack of consistent attendance among a portion of the legislature's membership.