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Janakpurdham, Nov 14:Chief Minister of the Madhesh Province, Krishna Prasad Yadav, has resigned from his post amid indications that he would fail to secure a vote of confidence from the Province Assembly. 
Addressing the today's Province Assembly session in which he was scheduled to seek a vote of confidence, he announced his resignation from the post. 
His chances of securing a vote of confidence had become slim after the CPN (UML) and the Nepali Communist Party (NCP) withdrew their support for his government. 
Announcing his resignation, Yadav said he priorised serving the people over remaining in office despite lacking the required numerical strength in the Province Assembly. 
Earlier, the four ministers from CPN (UML) had resigned from their positions on October 11, withdrawing their support to the Nepali Congress-led government. Similarly, four ministers from the NCP  resigned and withdrew the support on November 6. These developments warranted the Chief Minister to obtain a vote of confidence to remain in office. 
It is yet to be decided which party would form a government in the Madhesh Province.     
In the 107-member Madhesh Province Assembly, the support of at least 54 members is required to form a government. The Province Assembly comprises 22 members from the Nepali Congress, 23 from the CPN (UML), 27 from the Janata Samajbadi Party Nepal, 15 from the Nepali Communist Party and 12 from the Janamat Party.
Additionally, one member each represents the Federal Socialist Party and the Rastriya Prajatantra Party.