Election Commission decides to hold re-polls stating that the voting process was not conducted in a free, fair and fearless environment.

Tamang defeated Kailash Prasad Dhungel of CPN-UML by a margin of 16,369 votes.

The bus with 35 passengers on board overturned on the road after its brake failed.

Baskota beat his nearest rival, Shiva Prasad Humagain of the Nepali Congress, by 5,863 votes.

Pandey defeated his closest competitor Bhumi Prasad Tripathi of UML by a margin of 7,981 votes

Dhakal defeats former finance minister Surendra Pandey by a margin of 7,581 votes.

Chhetri defeated UML’s Mahesh Basnet, the constituency’s incumbent parliamentarian, by a margin of 957 votes.

Suwal defeated his closest rival Nawaraj Gelal from the CPN-UML by a margin of 30,793 votes.

Maoist Centre chair Dahal won the election from Gorkha-2 while UML Chair Oli was elected from Jhapa-5.

Khanal received 14,204 votes to secure a win over UML’s Sarbendra Khanal.

UML’s Krishna Bhakta Pokhrel has slipped to second with 3,879 votes while Umesh Shrestha is third with 3,410 votes.

Shrestha finished 995 votes ahead of his closest competitor.

As of 12:45pm, Rastriya Swatantra Party is leading in four constituencies, while a CPN-UML candidate has maintained the lead in one constituency.

Umesh Shrestha is second with 3,216 votes and RSP Chair Rabi Lamichhane is placed third receiving 2,978 votes.

Thapa defeats Rajan Bhattarai of CPN-UML by a margin of 7,747 votes.

UML’s candidate Prem Maharjan elected from Lalitpur-2.

As of 9am, Rastriya Swatantra Party is leading in three constituencies, while CPN-UML’s candidates have maintained their lead in two constituencies.

His closest contender Sudin Shakya of the Hamro Nepal Party got 8,886 votes.

Singh defeats his closest rival Rabindra Mishra of Rastriya Prajatantra Party by a margin of 125 votes.

Amrit Khadka of UML stands second with 1519 votes.