Politics
These are the popular candidates who cannot vote for themselves on February 21
Kathmandu. Some candidates, from senior leaders of major parties to independents, will not be able to vote for themselves in the House of Representatives elections to be held on February 21. As they have submitted their candidature from the constituencies outside their voter list, they are unable to vote for themselves.
In the election law, only those who are candidates from the same area as their voters list are allowed to vote.
A call to follow the election code of conduct
Kathmandu. In order to conduct the upcoming House of Representatives elections on February 21 in a clean, fair and free manner, it is called upon t...
Baburam Bhattarai withdrew his candidature
Kathmandu. Former Prime Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai, who had nominated for the House of Representatives elections in Gorkha 2, has withdrawn his...
1 crore 42 lakh eight thousand ballot papers were printed
Kathmandu. Janak Shiksha Material Center has printed a total of 142 lakh 8000 ballot papers so far. According to the details provided by the center...
Today, Congress announced Gagan Thapa as the Prime Ministerial candidate
Kathmandu. The Nepali Congress is going to enter the election field by announcing the president Gagan Thapa as the candidate for the future prime m...
Candidates will be given election symbols today
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has informed that the candidates who have nominated for the House of Representatives can withdraw their names ti...
Complaints against candidates are being investigated, final list will be publish...
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has informed that the list of candidates will be published after 5:00 pm today after examining the complaints fi...