Kathmandu: The final results of 116 constituencies out of 165 MPs who will be directly elected to the House of Representatives have been announced. In which the Nepali Congress is taking the lead. The party won 40 seats. CPN-UML won 29 seats. Maoist Center has won 12 seats and CPN Ekikrit Samajwadi Party has won 10 seats.



Rashtriya Swatantra Party won 7 seats, Rashtriya Prajatantra Party won 4 seats, Democratic Socialist Party, Janata Samajwadi Party and Civil Liberties Party won 2 seats each. Nepal Labor Farmers Party, Janmat Party and Rashtriya Janamorcha won 1 seat each, while independents won 5 seats.



List of elected MP so far



Nepali Congress



Mustang – Yogesh Sherchan



Manang – Tek Bahadur Gurung



Kathmandu 1 – Prakashman Singh



Kathmandu 3 – Santosh Chalise



Kathmandu 4 – Gagankumar Thapa



Kathmandu 5 – Pradeep Paudel



Rasuwa – Mohan Acharya



Lalitpur 1 – Uday Shamsher Jabra



Tanahun 2 – Shankar Bhandari



Dadeldhura – Sher Bahadur Deuba



Kathmandu 10 – Rajendra Kumar KC



Parsa 4 – Ramesh Kumar Rizal



Surkhet 2 – Hridayram Thani



Okhaldhunga – Ramhari Khatiwada



Jhapa 1 – Vishwaprakash Sharma



Purse 1 – Ajaykumar Chaurasia



Gorkha 1 – Rajendra Bajgai



Myagdi – Kham Bahadur Garbuja



Achham 2 – Pushpa Bahadur Shah



Kailaali 4 – Veer Bahadur Balair



Darchula – Dilendra Prasad Badu



Kanchanpur 3 – Ramesh Writer



Kanchanpur 2 – NP Saud



Dailekh 2 – Dikpalkumar Shahi



Bhaktapur 2 – Rare Thapa



Navalparasi East 1 - Shashank Koirala



Tanahun 1 - Ramchandra Paudel



Banke 3 - Kishore Singh Rathore



Rautahat 4 - Devprakash Timalsina



Saptri 3 - Dinesh Kumar Yadav



Dhading 2 - Ram Nath Adhikari



Surkhet 1 - Purna Bahadur Khadka



Navalpur 2 - Vishnu Kumar Karki



Sindhuli 1 - Shyam Kumar Ghimire



Dang 3 - Deepak Giri



Bardia 1 - Sanjay Gautam



Navalparasi West 1 - Vinod Chowdhary



Dhanusha 2 - Ramakrishna Yadav



Sindhupalchok 2 - Mohan Bahadur Basnet



Morang 6 - Shekhar Koirala



CPN UML



Udaipur 2 – Amber Bahadur Rayamazhi



Kathmandu 9 – Krishnagopal Shrestha



Lalitpur 2 – Prem Bahadur Maharjan



Gulmi 2 – Gokarna Bista



Jhapa 2 – Devraj Ghimire



Jhapa 5 – KP Sharma Oli



Taplejung – Yogesh Bhattarai



Parsa 3 – Rajkumar Gupta



Arghakhanchi – Top Bahadur Rayamazhi



Pyuthan – Surya Thapa



Lamjung – Prithvisubba Gurung



Makwanpur 2 – Mahesh Bertaula



Solukhumbu - Parvat Padam Giri



Jhapa 4 - Lal Prasad Sawa Limbu



Rupandehi 5 - Basudev Ghimire



Dhankuta - Rajendra Kumar Rai



Kaski 2 - Vidya Bhattarai



Banke 1 - Surya Prasad Dhakal



Siraha 1 - Ram Shankar Yadav



Baitadi - Damodar Bhandari



Kanchanpur 1 - Star Lama Tamang



Kapilvastu 1 - Balaram Adhikari



Panchthar - Vasantakumar Nemwang



Kaski 3 - Damodar Poudel Uvairagiu



Sarlahi 3 - Hariprasad Upreti



Bara 3 - Jwalakumari Sah



Bara 1 - Achyutprasad Mainal



Dhanusha 3 - Julie Mahato



CPN Maoist Center



Sindhuli 2 – Lekhnath Dahal



Sindhupalchok 1 – Madhav Sapkota



Baglung 2 – Devendra Paudel



Rolpa – Varshman Pun



Rukum East 1 – Purna Bahadur Ghartimagar



Jajarkot – Shakti Bahadur Basnet



Gorkha 2 – Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda'



Dang 2 - Rekha Sharma



Khotang - Ramkumar Rai



Bhojpur - Sudan Kirati



Morang 4 - Amanlal Modi



Rukum Paschim - Janardhan Sharma



CPN Unified Socialist



Achham 1 – Sher Bahadur Kunwar



Bara 4 – Krishnakumar Shrestha



Bajhang – Bhanubhakta Joshi



Dailekh 1 – Amar Bahadur Thapa



Doti - Prem Ale



Salyan – Prakash Jwala



Rautahat 1 - Madhavkumar Nepal



Dolpa - Dhan Bahadur Budha



Dhading 1 - Rajendra Pandey



Dang 1 - Metmani Chaudhary



Rashtriya Swatantra Party



Kathmandu 7 – Ganesh Parajuli



Kathmandu 8 – Virajbhakta Shrestha



Kathmandu 2 – Sobita Gautam



Kathmandu 6 – Shishir Khanal



Chitwan 2 - Ravi Lamichhane



Lalitpur 3 - Dr Tosima Karki



Chitwan 1 - Hari Dhakal



Rashtriya Swatantra Party



Banke 2 – Dhavalsamsher Jabra



Jumla – Gyanendra Bahadur Shahi



Makwanpur 1 - Deepak Bahadur Singh



Jhapa 3 - Rajendra Lingden



Loktantrik Samajwadi Party



Rupandehi 4 – Sarvendranath Shukla



Sarlahi 1 - Ramprakash Chowdhary



Janata Samajwadi Party



Purse 1 – Pradeep Yadav



Saptari 1 - Navalkishore Sah Sudi



Nagarik Unmukti Party



Kailali 1 - Gangaram Chowdhary



Kailali 2 - Ranjita Shrestha



Nepal Majdur Kisan Party



bhaktapur 1 - Prem Suwal



Rashtriya Janmorcha



Baglung – Chitra Bahadur KC



Janamat Party



Saptri 2 - CK Raut



Independent candidates



Bardiya 2 – Lalveer Chowdhary



Morang 5 - Yogendra Mandal



Rautahat 3 - Prabhu Sah



Sarlahi 4 - Amresh Singh



Rautahat 2 - Kiran Kumar Sah

Election update: EC announced results of 116 places

Kathmandu: A punishing new barrage of Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure on Wednesday caused power outages across large parts of the country as well as neighboring Moldova, adding to damage to Ukraine’s power network and misery for civilians as winter begins.



As reported by AP, in several regions, authorities reported strikes on critical infrastructure.



Russia has been pounding the power grid and other facilities with missiles and exploding drones for weeks. The new strikes piled further intense stress on an energy system that is being damaged faster than it can be repaired.



Before the latest barrage, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had said that Russian strikes had already damaged around half of Ukraine’s infrastructure.



Rolling power outages have become the horrid new normal for millions and the latest barrage affected water supplies, too.



(News Source: AP)

Power outages in Ukrainian cities, Moldova after new strikes

Kathmandu: Sobita Gautam from Nepal Swatantra Party has won the house of representative election from constituincy number 2 in Kathmandu. He defeated Former Speaker Onsari Gharti Magar.



Gautam has got 15,229 votes. On this note, Gharti has congratulate Gautam and asked her to fulfill her responsibility with loyalty. Gharti has secured 9,449 votes and has come fourth.

Sobita Gautam elected from Kathmandu-2

Kathmandu: CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has been elected as a member of the House of Representatives from Jhapa 5.



Oli got 52,319 votes while his nearest rival Khagendra Adhikari got 23,743 votes.



Oli won by a margin of 28,576 votes. Suresh Kumar Pokharel of the Rashtraya Swatantra Party, who is in third place, got 11,743 votes.

KP Oli own with more than 28k votes margin

Kathmandu: Nepali Congress candidate Gagan Thapa has won in Kathmandu consituincy no. 4 by a huge margin.



Thapa defeated the CPN-UML candidate Rajan Bhattarai.



Thapa got 21,302 votes while UML's Bhattarai got 13,855 votes.



There is a difference of more than seven thousand votes between them. 45,503 votes were cast there. A formal announcement is yet to be made here.

Gagan Thapa won by a huge margin in Kathmandu-4

Kathmandu: Vote counting continues in 97 constituencies of the House of Representatives, while counting is yet to be done in 68 constituencies.



Ballot boxes are yet to be collected in 12 districts. According to the Joint Election Operation Center, the ballot boxes of other districts including Solukhumbu, Sankhuwasabha, Dolpa, Bajura, Mugu, Kalikot, Darchula are remained to be collected so far.

Election update: ballot boxes from 12 districts yet to be collected

Kathmandu: The calibration flight has started from Monday to test the capability of the Pokhara International Airport. For this purpose, Aero Thai's aircraft has already reached Pokhara on Saturday.



The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal has approved the schedule for mechanical test flight of Pokhara Regional International Airport from 21st November to 27th November.



The government has already decided to start commercial flights at Pokhara International Airport from January 1, 2023. There should be tests before that.



According to the authority, the calibration flight is a detailed mechanical test flight. After this is completed, the flying company submits the report. Based on the same report, a test flight will be conducting at the new airport.



After the successful test flight report, the companies get permission for international commercial flights at the airport.

Calibration flight begins at Pokhara International Airport

Kathmandu: The Nepali Congress has made a 'clean sweep' in Mustang by winning one seat for member of the House of Representatives and two seat for members of the Provincial Assembly.



Congress's Yogesh Gauchan Thakali has won as a member of the House of Representatives. He defeated CPN UML's Prem Prasad Tulachan by a margin of 914 votes.



Yogesh got 3,992 votes while Prem Prasad got 3,078 votes. Sudesh Gurung of Rashtriya Swatantra Party got 87 votes while Pravin Kumar Sherchan of RPP got 13 votes.



Congress candidate has also won in both the provincial assembly seats of Mustang. Namdu Gurung won in province assembly (1) and Bikal Sherchan won in provincial assembly (2).

Congress's clean sweep in Mustang

Kathmandu: 61 percent of the total population has casted their votes in the House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly elections held on Sunday.



Chief Election Commissioner Dinesh Thapalia said that voting has been postponed in 15 places of Surkhet, Nawalparasi East, Gulmi and Bajura districts.



Surkhet, Nawalparasi East and one polling station in Gulmi district have been postponed while the rest have been postponed in Bajura polling station.



Chief Commissioner Thapalia also said that one person died in Bajura during the election.

61 pc population casts vote across the country

Kathmandu: Police fired gun at the polling station located in Gujara municipality-4 of Rautahat.



On Sunday morning, the police fired in the air after a dispute during voting.



The police used force after the dispute between the two parties turned violent during the voting.



It is said that there is tension in that area now.

Gun fire in Rautatah after dispute over voting

Kathmandu: Voting for the House of Representatives and the Provincial Assembly has started today. Voting started all over the country at 7 am. Separate lines for men and women have been arranged in the polling station.



There is a separate provision for disabled persons, pregnant women, senior citizens, patients, and gender minorities.



There are 10,892 polling stations and 22,227 polling centers across the country. According to the data of the commission, there are 1 crore 79 lakh 88 thousand 570 voters in the election.



Direct elections are being held for 165 seats in the House of Representatives and 330 seats in the Provincial Assembly.



Proportional elections are being held for 110 seats in the House of Representatives and 40 percent of the total size of the House of Representatives for each province.



246 thousand 960 employees have been deployed for the election.



According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, nearly 3 lakh security personnel including the Nepalese army, police, armed and regular police have been deployed.

House of representatives and state assembly election begins

Kathmandu: The Election Commission has appealed to the voters to participate in the elections and utilize their right to vote.



Voting for the election of House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly will be held on tomorrow from 7 am to 5 pm.



Addressing a press conference on the eve of the election, Chief Election Commissioner Thapalia said that all necessary preparations have been completed to conduct the election in a free, fair and fear-free environment.



Thapalia said that for the effective implementation of the code of conduct, micro-monitoring is being done by the election monitoring team and the staff and security personnel assigned to the polling work.

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