100% voting in Kaski Jail

Kathmandu. 100 percent voting took place in the temporary polling station established in Kaski Jail. Although there are 697 prisoners in the prison, only 37 people listed in the voter's list participated in the voting. According to the polling officer Gobind Shrestha, the voting process which started at 7 am was completed in about two and a half hours.

There were two women who voted. Polling officer Shrestha informed that three employees also voted from the same center.

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