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Vote counting continues in Tanahun: All-party meeting to be held for vote count in Chitwan and Bara

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April 24 – Out of the 3 constituencies, Chitwan 2, Bara 2, and Tanahun 1, where the by-elections have been completed, the counting of votes in Tanahun has been going on since midnight, while an all-party meeting is to be held to finalize the issue of the vote count in Bara and Chitwan.

The all-party meeting of Chitwan 2 is scheduled to be held today, which was postponed last night due to the stand of CPN UML and Nepali Congress candidates who were not agreed to count the votes without investigating the code of conduct violation against Ravi Lamichhane .

Similarly, an all-party meeting is to be held today in Bara 2. The parties had agreed to hold an all-party meeting in the morning as there was no condition to count the votes from the night due to the storm.

Water removing process going on from the coalition’s election campaign premises

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Due to incessant rains last night, the area of ​​the Central Bus Terminal in Bharatpur, where the ruling coalition is preparing to hold an election rally, has been inundated.

Due to the incessant rain that fell overnight, the entire technical structure including the stage built in the campaign place and the surrounding premises have been inundated.


Leaders including Prime Minister and party president Sher Bahadur Deuba, Nepali Congress leader Ram Chandra Poudel, UCPN (Maoist) central chairman Prachanda and unified socialist chairman Nepal are scheduled to address the election rally today.

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Though the program could not be started on time due to the premises covered by rain water, today’s election campaigng will not be stopped, said Rajib Neupane, Vice President of Nepali Congress Chitwan. He also said that they are preparing for the premises by removing the water from the area. He also informed that the pre-scheduled program will start at around 12:15 p.m.

Independent candidature of Mohit Jung Pandey on behalf of Nepali Congress for the post of Mayor in Bharatpur

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The ruling coalition of five parties has decided to contest the upcoming local elections by nominating a joint candidate. However, the decision taken by the party’s top leaders at the center has disappointed the cadres of the Nepali Congress.

Local level leaders and cadres, who were dissatisfied with the party’s decision, have started to file an independent candidacy from all over the country. Meanwhile, Chitwan Congress cadres, who were dissatisfied with the decision of the coalition to elect Renu Dahal as the mayor of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, have said that they will also contest as an independent candidate.

Mohit Jung Pandey, joint secretary of Tarun Dal Chitwan, has registered his candidature for the post of mayor on the first day of registration. Carrying a congress flag is not the only way to become a Congress. Pandey said that the true Congress should be able to oppose the wrong move of the party. “My nomination for the post of Mayor is to strengthen the Congress and make them aware who are we as a congress and what does it really means to be a true congress?”,Pandey said.

RPP will contest the election without any alliance:Lingden

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15 April, Chitwan. Rastriya Prajatantra Party Chairman Rajendra Lingden has said that RPP will contest the local elections on its own without any alliance with any political party.

Lingden, who arrived in Chitwan today for a party function, told reporters that Rastriya Prajatanta Party is not ready to contest the election by forming an alliance with any political party and that there is no formal discussion about forming an alliance with anyone.

“We have given the responsibility of selecting candidates and the entire election to the local level, but without forming an alliance with any party, RPP will contest the election on its own,” Lingden said.