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Nine candidates die as May 13 local poll inches closer



KATHMANDU: The Election Commission (EC) has informed that nine candidates who were contesting for various posts in the local level election have died.

As the date of the local level election is fast approaching, nine candidates, who had filed candidacies for the post of deputy chief, ward chairman, and member, have died, said the Commission.

According to Surya Prasad Aryal, assistant spokesperson of the Commission, out of 145,011 candidates contesting the election, nine candidates had died. “Nine candidates have died after registering their candidacies for the local level elections,” Aryal said.

However, as the entire election process has been completed and the candidate has died, the Commission has made arrangements to hold the election on May 17 by fielding alternative candidates and allotting time for election campaigns and publicity.

Publish Date : 12 May 2022 07:55 AM

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