Election: When result of 65 seats announced, NC leads, which party won how many seats? (with list)

According to the public results as of 8:30 a.m. this morning, the Nepali Congress is in the lead.

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Election: When result of 65 seats announced, NC leads, which party won how many seats? (with list)

KATHMANDU: The direct results of the House of Representatives election last Sunday are still being tallied. According to the public results as of 8:30 a.m. this morning, the Nepali Congress is in the lead.

The Congress, which formed an electoral coalition with the ruling coalition parties, had nominated candidates in 91 constituencies. So far, 26 candidates for the Congress have been elected. The CPN-UML is trailing the Congress in the House of Representatives, having won 15 seats.

The UML, which has an electoral alliance with several out-of-power parties, has nominated candidates for 141 seats. The ruling coalition’s CPN-Maoist Center fielded candidates in 46 House of Representatives constituencies. According to the latest vote results, Maoists have won 7 seats.

The other party of the ruling coalition, which has nominated 21 seats, has won 6 seats for the CPN United Socialist Party and 4 seats for the new party, the National Independent Party. The parties in the ruling coalition, Rastriya Janamorcha and Loktantrik Samajbadi Party (LSP) won 1 seat each, while the Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP) in alliance with UML also won 1 seat.

Rashtriya Prajatantra Party (RPP), which is in electoral coordination with UML, has secured victory in two seats. In Bardiya, 1 independent candidate also won when the Nagarik Unmukti Party, which was registered, won 1 seat.

List of elected members of the House of Representatives

Nepali Congress

(1) Mustang – Yogesh Sherchan
(2) Manang – Tek Bahadur Gurung
(3) Kathmandu 1 – Prakashman Singh
(4) Kathmandu 3 – Santosh Chalise
(5) Kathmandu 4 – Gagan Kumar Thapa
(6) Kathmandu 5 – Pradeep Poudel
(7) Rasuwa – Mohan Acharya
(8) Lalitpur 1 – Uday Shamsher JB Rana
(9) Tanahun 2 – Shankar Bhandari
(10) Dadeldhura – Sher Bahadur Deuba
(11) Kathmandu 10 – Rajendra Kumar KC
(12) Parsa 4 – Ramesh Kumar Rizal
( 13) Surkhet 2 – Hridayram Thani
(14) Okhaldhunga – Ramhari Khatiwada
(15) Jhapa 1 – Bishwa Prakash Sharma
(16) Parsa 1 – Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya
(17) Gorkha 1 – Rajendra Bajgain
(18) Myagdi – Kham Bahadur Garbuja
(19) Achham 2 – Pushpa Bahadur Shah
(20) Kailali 4 – Bir Bahadur Balair
(21) Darchula – Dilendra Prasad Badu
(22) Kanchanpur 3 – Ramesh Lekhakh
(23) Kanchanpur 2 – NP Saud
(24) Mohan Bahadur Basnet
(25) Dailekh 2 – Dikpal Kumar Shahi
(26) Bhaktapur 2 – Durlav Thapa

These are the 15 seats won by CPN-UML:

(1) Lalitpur-2: Prem Bahadur Maharjan
(2) Kathmandu-9: Krishna Gopal Shrestha
(3) Udayapur-2: Damber Bahadur Rayamajhi
(4) Gulmi-2: Gokarna Bista
(5) Taplejung: Yogesh Bhattarai
(6) Jhapa-5: KP Oli
(7) Jhapa-2: Devraj Ghimire
(8) Parsa-3: Rajkumar Gupta
(9) Arghakhanchi: Top Bahadur Rayamajhi
(10) Pyuthan: Surya Thapa
(11) Lamjung: Prithvi subba Gurung
( 12) Makwanpur-2: Mahesh Kumar Bartaula
(13) Kaski-2: Bidya Bhattarai
(14) Rupandehi-5: Basudev Ghimire
(15) Parbat: Padam Giri

CPN (Maoist Centre)

(1) Sindhuli 2 – Lekhnath Dahal
(2) Sindhupalchowk 1 – Madhav Sapkota
(3) Baglung 2 – Devendra Paudel
(4) Rolpa – Barshman Pun
(5) Rukum East 1 – Purna Bahadur Ghartimar
(6) Jajarkot – Shakti Bahadur Basnet
(7) Gorkha 2 – Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’

CPN (Unified Socialist)

(1) Achham 1 – Sher Bahadur Kunwar
(2) Bara 4 – Krishna Kumar Shrestha
(3) Bajhang – Bhanu Bhakta Joshi
(4) Dailekh 1 – Amar Bahadur Thapa
(5) Doti – Prem Ale
(6) Salyan – Prakash Jwala

Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP)

(1) Kathmandu 7 – Ganesh Parajuli
(2) Kathmandu 8 – Biraj Bhakta Shrestha
(3) Kathmandu 2 – Sobita Gautam
(4) Kathmandu 6 – Shishir Khanal