September 29, 2026, Tuesday
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Counting continues in 26 constituencies, RSVP lead in majority

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Kathmandu. In the counting of votes that started in the constituencies across the country, RSVP has initially taken the lead in more than two-thirds of the places. In the past, the initial lead of RSVP was seen in the ongoing counting of votes in the areas where Congress and UML candidates were continuously elected. In some places, the counting of votes has been going on since last night, while in some places, the counting of votes will start from 7 am.

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