Subaschandra Nemwang

Nembang was born in Suntalabari at Ilam District of eastern Nepal.[3] He enterned in to politics while he was student at law school.[3] He was jailed for seven months during Pancyat era for crime against state.[3]

Nembang emerged victorious from Ilam-2 in all elections held after the restoration of democracy in 1990. He won both legislative elections of 1991 and 1999, and went on to hold key posts like the chairman of Public Accounts Committee. [4][5][6] In 2051 BS, he worked as state Minister for Ministry of Law. [3]

In the CA election 2008, Nembang was elected from Ilam-3.[7] He again contested and won from Ilam-2 in the CA election 2013. He led the Constituent Assembly 2 as the Speaker which passed and promulgated the Constitution of Nepal 2015. He has worked as a chairman of constitution assembly for multiple times:[3]

• 1 Magh 2063 BS to 14 Jestha 2065 BS[3]
• 22 Shrawan 2065 to 14 Jesth 2069 BS[3]
• 6 Falgun 2070 to 27 Asoj 2072 BS[3]

He got elected in general election in 2074 and 2079 BS as well.[3] He was a candidate for presidential election in 2079 BS, which he lost to Ram Chandra Poudel.

Nembang is survived by his wife and four children--two daughters and two sons. His younger son is lawyer in practice, following his father footstep. [8]

On 12 September 2023, Nembang died from a heart attack at home. He was 70 years old during his unfortunate death. [9]

• Sambidhan Sabha awards[3]
• Rastriya Gaurav awards[3]

• Sushil Koirala
• Surya Bahadur Thapa
• Lokendra Bahadur Chand
• Girija Prasad Koirala
• Prachanda
• Baburam Bhattarai
• Jhala Nath Khanal