State 1: How many votes were cast in each district?

BIRATNAGAR: Around 25% of votes have been cast in Jhapa, Morang, and Sunsari. According to security officials in the respective districts, 22-30 percent of votes were cast in Morang, Jhapa, and Sunsari, which had a large number of voters in State 1, until around 11:30 a.m.

Kanshiraj Dahal, the Chief District Officer of Morang, stated that an initial report of a 22 percent vote loss was received in Morang district, which has the most voters in the country.

Similarly, approximately 22% of votes were cast in Sunsari. According to Sunsari’s chief district officer, Indradev Yadav, 22 percent of votes were cast in Sunsari. So far, voting in Sunsari has been peaceful. According to Yadav, there was a problem for a while following the explosion in Barju, but the election is now underway.

Voting is also taking place with zeal in Jhapa.

Chhabilal Rijal, the chief district officer of Jhapa, reported that approximately 30% of votes had been cast. According to Rizal, while there were minor issues in some areas, they were resolved and the voting went on peacefully. According to security agencies, approximately 30% of voters in Dhankuta have already voted.

10% votes were cast in Taplejung. Taplejung Chief District Officer Mahesh Kumar Pokharel received only about 10% of the votes cast. He stated that there is no issue in the district. Anil Khadka, Chief District Officer of Solukhumbu, stated that the preliminary report on the number of votes cast in Solukhumbu has not yet arrived.

In Khotang, 16% of the votes were cast. Surya Prasad Sedai, Chief District Officer of Khotang, reported that 9 thousand 897 women and 13,561 men voted until 11:40 a.m., out of a total of 23,458 votes cast.

Similarly, approximately 17% of votes were cast in Sankhuwasabha. Polling was postponed due to a dispute at Chainpur’s Saraswati Secondary School, according to Chief District Officer Birendra Prasad Yadav.