These are the 36 delegates who did not vote in the UML convention
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 18 December 2025
Kathmandu. 36 voters did not vote in the CPN-UML election that ended on Thursday morning. According to the Central Election Commission of UML, only 2,227 votes were cast out of 2,263 delegates in the ongoing eleventh congress. 36 people did not vote in the election for the new leadership due to various reasons.
Who did not vote?
Mukund Neupane, Vasant Nembang, Balkumar Kauchha, Brijesh Gupta, Rajkumar Gupta, Dan Bahadur Vick, Hir Bahadur Rajvanshi, Postkumar Nepal, Saraswati Gautam, Sarvatlal Rajvanshi, Pradipraj Pyakurel, Sameer Nepal, Rachna Rajopadhyay, Ashok KC, Ghanshyam Koirala, Srijan Nepali, Ashim Koirala, Dinesh Bastola, Baluka Belbase, Giriraj Belbase, Rajesh Aryal, Meena Pokharel, Tej Kumar Vick, Pallabaraj Bhatt, Tilak Rizal, Goma Nepali and others.
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