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Update: UML little ahead of NC



KATHMANDU: Results of 23 local levels have been made public so far.

CPN-UML has won in 10 local units and is currently leading in 189 seats.

Similarly, Nepali Congress has won 8 seats, and is leading in 259 seats.

Similarly, the Maoist Center has won three municipalities and the Unified Socialist has won two municipalities.

Results of all municipalities of Manang have been announced.

Counting is underway in Thasang village municipality of Mustang district.

Municipalities won by CPN-UML:

Manang Ngisyang village municipality of Manang

Chame village municipality of Manang

Damodarkund village municipality, Mustang

Waragung Village Municipality, Mustang

Lomanthang Village Municipality, Mustang

Se Foksundo Village Municipality, Dolpa

Khumbu Pasanglamu Village Municipality, Solokhumbu

Saipal village municipality, Bajhang

Baudikali village municipality, Nawalpur

Municipalities won by Nepali Congress:

Narpa Bhumi village municipality, Manang

Nason village municipality, Manang

Gharpojhang village municipality, Mustang

Resunga Municipality, Gulmi

Ganyapadhura Village Municipality

Gulmidarbar Village Municipality, Gulmi

Badikedar village municipality, Doti

Kharpunath village municipality, Humla

Publish Date : 15 May 2022 13:09 PM

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