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RPP Gen Convention: Voting results likely after midnight



KATHMANDU: The result of the voting to elect the new leadership of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) is likely to be declared after midnight.

RPP is picking its new leadership at Bhrikuti Mandap in course of the party’s unity general convention.

Kamal Thapa and Rajendra Lingden had filed their candidacy for the post of RPP chairperson.

RPP Election Committee member Raju Basnet said the counting of votes would be expedited with the target of declaring results as soon as voting concludes after 10 pm.

The polling scheduled to start at 8 am Saturday morning was delayed to manage a large number of voters and make the voting process efficient.

A total of 86 electronic voting machines were being used to make the voting process efficient.

For the post of RPP chair, ballot papers were also being used. As many as 4,380 delegates casted their votes to elect the new leadership.

There are 270 candidates vying for the position of 141 central members in the RPP unity general convention. In the 199-member central committee, 141 members, including chair, will be elected and the party chair will nominate the remaining 50 members.

Likewise, 16 candidates are vying for the eight posts of office-bearers. The RPP has four seats, including one woman, for the post of vice-chairperson and eight persons are in the fray.

Similarly, six candidates are in the fray for three posts of general secretary, including one woman.

Publish Date : 04 December 2021 22:51 PM

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