Africazine:
Voting has commenced in Gandaki Province for the National Assembly elections, marking a significant political event.
The election began at the Provincial Election Office, with CPN-UML leader Khagaraj Adhikari being the first to cast his vote. Six candidates are vying for two seats in this province, where the Nepali Congress and CPN-UML have formed an alliance.
Gandaki Province Begins National Assembly Elections
The elections in Gandaki Province are crucial as they determine representation in the National Assembly. The candidates include Jagat Timilsina from the Nepali Congress and Samjhana Devkota from CPN-UML, both contesting for the Women category. In the Other category, Kapil Lama and Goma Ghimire represent CPN (Maoist Centre), while Shankar Baral and Laxmi Baskota are from Rastriya Janamorcha.
With 169 local level representatives and 59 Provincial Assembly members eligible to vote, the turnout is expected to reflect the political dynamics of the province. The alliance between the Nepali Congress and CPN-UML could influence the election results significantly.
Gandaki Province: Key figures on National Assembly Elections
- 169 local level representatives
- 59 Provincial Assembly members
- Voting concludes by 3 PM
- Results expected by 4 PM
Candidates and Political Alliances in Focus
The political landscape in Gandaki is shaped by the alliance between the Nepali Congress and CPN-UML. This partnership is pivotal as they aim to consolidate power against other parties. The candidates represent a mix of established political figures and emerging leaders, showcasing the diversity of choices available to voters.
Next Steps in the Election Process
- Voting will conclude by 3 PM.
- Results are expected to be announced by 4 PM.
The outcome of these elections will significantly impact the political future of Gandaki Province.
