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Election fever grips CAN



KATHMANDU: The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) is holding its general meeting at 1:45 pm on Friday.

The two-day general meeting will elect a 17-member new leadership of the national governing body of cricket. Former Chairman Binaya Raj Pandey and now suspended chairman Chatur Bahadur Chand are vying for the coveted post of the chairman.

The nomination will be filed at 8 am tomorrow. However, the election fever has already caught both the panels.

It is learned that both the panels have finalized the candidacies for the four major posts.

Mingma Dundu Sherpa from Province 1 is contesting the election for the post of vice-chairman from Pandey group, Binod Mainali from Banke is in the fray for the post of secretary and Upendra Bhattarai of Mahottari for the post of treasurer.

Similarly, Raju Babu Shrestha is contesting the election for the post of vice-chairman, Ashok Nath Pyakurel and Roshan Kumar Singh are vying for the post of secretary and treasurer, respectively from Chand group.

The elections for the members of the body have been kept open.

A total of 59 representatives – 39 from districts and 20 from provinces – are taking part in the election.

Voter-list of CAN election

Arjun Paudel, Ilam

Lahkpa Lama, Jhapa

Roshan Kumar Budhathoki, Morang

Kailash Bista, Sunsari

Shambhu Prasad Sharma, Udayapur

Mingma Dundu Sherpa, Province 1

Manoj Kumar Katuwal, Province 1

Shirish Upadhyaya, Province 1

Pawan Kumar Agrawal, Bara

Hira Bhagan, Dhanusha

Roshan Kumar Singh, Mahottari

Daud Ansari, Parsa

Pawan Kumar Gupta, Rautahat

Ayush Shrestha, Saptari

Madhav Kumar Karmacharya, Sarlahi

Sunil Kumar Mahaseth, Siraha

Akash Pandeya, Province 2

Sunil Kumar Shah, Province 2

Murtuja Hawari, Province 2

Anil Kumar Sharma, Province 2

Binaya Raj Pandey, Bhaktapur

Kailash Pradhan, Chitwan

Amit Bir Pandey, Kathmandu

Naresh Rana, Lalitpuir

Dipendra Dhakal, Makwanpur

Upendra Bhattarai, Nuwakot

Durga Raj Pathak, Province 3

Karan Mahatara Chhetri, Province 3

Prafulla Baidhya, Province 3

Sanjaya Kanta Sigdel, Kaski

Raj Babu Shrestha, Lalitpur

Jagat Bahadur Tamata, Syangja

Sudip Sharma, Tanahun

Rishi Ram Gautam, Province 4

Prakash Paudel, Province 4

Binod Kumar Mainali, Banke

Ashok Nath Pyakurel, Bardiya

Pradip Majgainya, Dang

Prakash Gaire, Kapilvastu

Krishna Prasad Shrestha, Nawalparasi

Rajesh Shrestha, Palpa

Prashanta Bikram Malla, Rupandehi

Padam Bahadur Surkhet

Padam Bahadur Khadka, Surkhet

Sanjaya Gurung, Province 5/6

Sanjayam Raj Singh, Province 5/6

Binaya Raj Bhandari, Province 5/6

Shreedhar KC, Province 5/6

Dhirendra Saud, Achham

Chatur Bahadur Chand, Baitadi

Prabindra Bahadur Chand, Kanchanpur

Basudev Joshi, Dadeldhura

Dinesh Singh, Doti

Jayanti Bhatta, Dharchula

Bikram Bista, Kailali

Hari Regmi, Province 7

Tej Prakash Bhatta, Province 7

Ashish Kumar, Province 7

Hari Prasad Uprety, Province 7

 

 

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