Gokul's ticket is also in Oli's 'hold'
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 18 January 2026
Kavre. President KP Sharma Oli has also put the ticket of Gokul Baskota, who won the House of Representatives from Kavre-2 by getting 45 thousand 345 votes against the alliance in the previous election, on hold.
Out of 165 constituencies, UML has finalized the candidates for 141 constituencies at once on Saturday. But Baskota did not get ticket on Saturday. In the last election, Baskota got 45 thousand 345 votes, Humagai got 39 thousand 482 votes and Dinesh Humagai of the National Independent Party got 10 thousand 586 votes. Earlier, Baskota was elected from this region in 2074 as well.
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