Hark Sampang won in Sunsari-1
Kathmandu. Hark Sampang, chairman of Shram Sanskriti Party, was elected in Sunsari 1 in the House of Representatives election. Sampang won by a huge margin. Sampang got 35 thousand 741 votes. His closest competitor, Goma Tamang Sarin of Raswapa, got 27 thousand 249 votes. There is a difference of 8,492 votes between them.
UML candidate Tika Manglen got 6 thousand 331 votes in Sunsari constituency number 1. Similarly, Nepali Communist Party candidate Surya Bhattarai has received 6,258 votes.
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