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Nepal Polls Largely Peaceful as 24 per Cent Voter Turnout Recorded by 1 PM

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Around 24 per cent of voters had cast their ballots by 1 pm on Thursday in Nepal’s parliamentary elections, with polling underway peacefully across the country, the country’s election body said.
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Kathmandu. 61.10 percent of the votes have been cast in Jhapa district, the 'epicenter' of the election. This is the data as of 4 pm on Thursday. According to the information given by the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, 99,819 people have voted here. Out of which 53,656 women and 46,163 men have voted. Jhapa-5 is in the news due to the competition between CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli and Rastriya Swatantra Party candidate Balendra Sha…

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risingnepaldaily.com broke the news in on Thursday, March 5, 2026.
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