Voting will be held on Thursday for the general elections, the first one to be held after a Gen Z youth led protest toppled the K P Sharma Oli-led government in Nepal last year.
More than 18.9 million eligible Nepalese will exercise their franchise to elect 275 member House of Representatives (HoR) from among the 3,406 candidates vying for 165 seats under direct voting and 3,135 candidates vying for 110 seats through proportionate voting.
The election campaign concluded mid-night of Monday, March 2. The voting will start at 7 am on Thursday, March 5, and conclude at 5 pm.
Acting Chief election commissioner Ram Prasad Bhandari told media persons on Wednesday, “This time the voting percentage will increase and the percentage of invalid ballot papers will also decline due to improved voter education launched by the commission.”
He also sought cooperation from all sides to conduct the election successfully.
The Gen Z youth through their two-day intensified protests on September 8 and​Voting will be held on Thursday for the general elections, the first one to be held after a Gen Z youth led protest toppled the K P Sharma Oli-led government in Nepal last year.
More than 18.9 million eligible Nepalese will exercise their franchise to elect 275 member House of Representatives (HoR) from among the 3,406 candidates vying for 165 seats under direct voting and 3,135 candidates vying for 110 seats through proportionate voting.
The election campaign concluded mid-night of Monday, March 2. The voting will start at 7 am on Thursday, March 5, and conclude at 5 pm.
Acting Chief election commissioner Ram Prasad Bhandari told media persons on Wednesday, “This time the voting percentage will increase and the percentage of invalid ballot papers will also decline due to improved voter education launched by the commission.”
He also sought cooperation from all sides to conduct the election successfully.
The Gen Z youth through their two-day intensified protests on September 8 and ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
