Election results: 46 seats ahead of RSVP
Kathmandu. According to the latest results of the election of members of the House of Representatives on Thursday, the National Independent Party is ahead in 40 constituencies of the country. According to Election Commission, CPN-UML is ahead in five places, Nepali Congress in four places and Nepali Communist Party in one place.
Kathmandu – Ranju Nyupane in 1st, Virajbhakta Shrestha in Kathmandu 8th, Rupandehi – Sulabh Kharel in 2nd, Kathmandu – Pradeep Bisht in 10th, Dhanusha – 3rd Manish Jha, Ganesh Parajuli in Kathmandu – 7th, Rajunath Pandey in Kathmandu – 3rd, Pukar Bam in Kathmandu – 4th, Santosh Rajvanshi in Morang – 4th, Sasmit Pokharel in Kathmandu – 5th, Pramod Kumar in Mahottari – 1st Mahato, Rukesh Ranjit in Bhaktapur – 1st, Ravi Lamichhane in Chitwan – 2nd, Shishir Khanal in Kathmandu – 6th, Uttamprasad Paudel in Kaski – 2nd, Rajeev Khatri in Bhaktapur – 2nd, Khadkaraj Paudel in 1st.
Similarly, Banke – 1st Suresh Kumar Chaudhary, Chitwan – 3rd Sovita Gautam, Lalitpur – 3rd Tosima Karki, Kanchanpur – 2nd Deepakraj Bohra, Dang – 1st Devraj Pathak, Morang – 1st Yagyamani Neupane, Syangja – 1st Dhananjay Regmi, Kaski – 3rd Bina Gurung, Rautahat – 4th Ganesh Paudel, Rupandehi – 3rd Dr. Lekhjang Thapa, Khagendra Sunar in Banke-3, Indira Rana Magar in Jhapa-2, Ganesh Dhimal in Bara-1, Balendra Shah in Jhapa-5, Swarnim Wagle in Tanahun-1, Asha Jha in Morang-5, Taufiq Ahmad Khan in Rupandehi-5 are leading.
Janak Singh Dhami in Kanchanpur – 1st, Sridhar Pokhrel in Bardia – 2nd, Asika Tamang in Dhading – 1st, Bimal Pant in Palpa – 1st, Sunil K.C in Kathmandu – 2nd, Gyanendra Singh Mahata in Kanchanpur – 3rd, Jagdish Kharel in Lalitpur – 2nd, and Ganesh Karki in Morang – 3rd.
Pramod Kumar Yadav in Rupandehi - 4, Mohammad Ishtiak Rai in Banke - 2, Meen Prasad Gurung in Syangja - 1, Bhanubhakta Dhakal in Tehrathum - 1, Dawa Dorje Lama in Chitwan - 1 are leading.
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