RSP's Tamang wins Udayapur-2 seat
Surya Bahadur Tamang of RSP has won in Udayapur's House of Representatives Constituency No. 2 with 14,802 votes.
Tamang won by a margin of 7,154 votes over Ambar Bahadur Rayamajhi of the UML.
According to Election Officer Lok Bahadur Katwal, Rayamajhi received 7,648 votes. Rayamajhi was an elected member of the House of Representatives in 2023.
Similarly, Ram Rai of the Nepali Congress has received 7,290 votes, Suresh Rai of the Nepali Communist Party has received 5,197 votes, and Balraj Rai of the Shram Sanskriti Party has received 4,139 votes.
Out of a total of 96,122 voters, 44,634 votes have been cast in this constituency.
UML's Suhang Nembang wins Ilam-2
In Ilam’s Constituency No. 2, CPN (UML) candidate Suhang Nembang has won the House of Representatives with 22,426 votes defeating Bheshraj Acharya of NC who received 14,650 votes.
Nembang has revived his father's legacy with the win.
Similarly, Sudip Rai of the Shram Sanskriti Party received 14,400 votes. Gokul Rai of the Rastriya Swatantra Party received 7,814 votes from Ilam, while Om Bahadur Gurung of the Nepali Communist Party received 1,172 votes.
Out of a total of 119,489 voters, 67,664 votes were cast in this election, which is 56 percent of the total voters. The Election Office has stated that 3,883 votes were invalid out of the votes counted.
Amidst the fierce competition between new and old forces, Suhang’s victory has once again proven the strong hold of UML in Ilam. It has been analyzed that the voters of this region approved of the simplicity and development-loving image of the late Subash Nembang and the youthful zeal of Suhang. Nembang had previously been elected from the same constituency in a by-election.
When he won in the 2024 by-election by getting 27,772 votes, many called it a vote of 'sympathy'. However, in the past 16 months, Suhang has tried to create his own distinct identity. From raising the issues of Ilam's tea, agriculture and roads in parliament to remembering the district in times of disaster, voters have closely watched him.
RSP's Karki wins Morang
Ganesh Karki, the candidate of RSP has won in the House of Representatives Constituency No. 3 of Morang with 36,924 votes. Karki defeated his nearest rival Sunil Kumar Sharma of the Nepali Congress by a margin of more than 12,000 votes.
Sharma got 24,354 votes. Amir Magar of the Shram Sanskriti Party got 16,509 votes, Iran Kumar Rai of the CPN-UML got 7,752 votes and Dr. Deuman Sambahangphe of the CPN-UML got 1,259 votes.
RSP's Singh wins in Sarlahi-4
Amresh Kumar Singh of RSP has been elected as a member of the House of Representatives in Sarlahi 4 with 35,688 votes.
In the recently concluded vote counting, Singh secured 35,688 votes, while his nearest rival, Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa, secured 22,831 votes. In third place is UML's Amanish Kumar Yadav with 9,343 votes.
With this result, Amresh Singh has completed a hat-trick of victories. The election also marks the first defeat for Gagan Thapa.
Thapa had earlier won three consecutive elections from Kathmandu-4. He first entered Parliament as a proportional representation MP in the 2007 election.
This time, Thapa contested from Madhesh but was defeated, ending his winning streak.
RSP's Khanal wins Nawalparasi
Bikram Khanal of RSP has been elected in Bardaghat Susta West Constituency No. 1, Nawalparasi. Khanal defeated Binod Kumar Chaudhary of the Nepali Congress by a margin of about 35,000 votes.
Khanal received 45,241 votes and Chaudhary 9,502 votes. Ram Prasad Pandey of the UML received 7,956 votes, Hryayesh Tripathi of the Janata Samajwadi Party Nepal received 7,832 votes, and Navneet Kumar Mishra of the RPP received 1,593 votes.
RSP's Sah wins Sarlahi-3
Narendra Sah Kalwar of RSP has won a landslide victory in Sarlahi Constituency No. 3. He secured 46,890 votes in the House of Representatives election.
Sah defeated candidate of Communist Party Narayan Kaji Shrestha by 33,552 votes. Shrestha received 13,338 votes in the latest results.
NC candidate Binod Kumar Khanal secured 6,624 votes, while UML’s Hari Prasad Upreti got 5,776 votes. With this result, the party has won all four constituencies in Sarlahi.
Nisha Dangi of RSP wins in Jhapa-1
Nisha Dangi of Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) emerged victorious in the House of Representatives (HoR) election from Jhapa 1 by getting 45,680 votes.
According to Returning Officer Gopi Bishwakarma, Dangi defeated Nepali Congress candidate Keshabraj Pandey, who secured 10,550 votes.
Likewise, Kebal Ram Rai of Shram Sanskriti Party got 10,004 votes and CPN-UML candidate Ram Chandra Upreti got 7,659 votes in the election held on March 5.
RSP's Neupane elected in Morang-1
Yagyamani Neupane of Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) won the election to the House of Representatives (HoR) from Morang 1.
As per the result announced by the Office of the Returning Officer, Neupane obtained 27,367 votes, while his nearest rival Shanti Pakhrin of Shram Sanskriti Party managed to get 17,522 votes.







