In all the four constituencies of Sarlahi, RSVP candidates are far ahead
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 7 March 2026
Kathmandu. In the ongoing counting of votes for the members of the House of Representatives, the candidates of the National Independent Party are leading in all the four constituencies of Sarlahi with huge margins. According to the results entered in the Election Commission's vote counting system, the National Independent Party candidate Amresh Kumar Singh has defeated the Nepali Congress Chairman Gagan Kumar Thapa by 4,431 votes in Sarlahi Region No. 4. While Singh got 11 thousand 383 votes, Thapa got 6 thousand 952 votes.
In Region No. 3, RSVP candidate Narendra Shah Kalwar is leading with 20,278 votes. He is being followed by Nepali Communist Party candidate Narayankaji Shrestha with 6,742 votes.
In Region No. 2, RSVP candidate Robin Mahato is leading with 28 thousand 991 votes. His rival, Mahindra Rai Yadav of the Nepali Communist Party, has secured 6,750 votes.
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