Sagar Dhakal won, Pradeep Gyawali defeated in Gulmi-1
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- Sat, 7 March 2026
Kathmandu. Sagar Dhakal, the candidate of National Independent Party RSVP, has won with a wide margin in Gulmi constituency number-1 under the House of Representatives election. According to the final vote results, Dhakal has received 29 thousand 642 votes. His closest competitor Pradeep Gyawali of CPN-UML got 15 thousand 181 votes. Nepali Congress candidate Chandra Bhandari got 13,505 votes.
Dhakal won by defeating Gyawali with a wide margin of 14,461 votes. With this result, RSVP has achieved significant success in Gulmi-1. Although there was competition between the candidates of major parties, Dhakal maintained his lead from the beginning and finally secured victory with a wide margin of votes.
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