The political parties and the candidates of the House of Representatives (HoR) elections scheduled for March 5 are beginning their formal election campaigns from today as per the election code of conduct.
As the House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5 draws closer, Mahottari’s political landscape is not only heating up but also showing signs of defying traditional electoral calculations.
Four political parties-- Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), Nepal Workers Peasant Party, Ujyalo Nepal Party and Progressive Democratic Party—have released their election manifestoes or commitment papers.
The Election Commission has set a 15-day period for election campaigning for the House of Representatives elections, directing all stakeholders to fully comply with the election code of conduct.
The Election Commission (EC) has reminded the political parties and candidates to engage in election campaigning like meeting, conclave, media engagement and programmes at local community from February 16 to March 2 for the upcoming House of Representatives (HoR) election.
The Nepali Communist Party (NCP), Rastriya Prajatantra Party, Janata Samajwadi Party, Rastriya Janamorcha and some other parties have already announced their election manifestos.
Stating that the UNP has been established for good governance, prosperity and social justice, the commitment paper lays out the party's development targets in five and ten year time frame in different sectors.
Till Saturday, ballot papers for 66 districts had been printed. Now, printing and packaging of 1.19 million ballots for remaining 10 districts is awaited. It is likely to complete by a couple of days. The printing is taking place at the Janak Education Materials Centre (JEMC), Sanothimi, Bhkatapur.
In line with the Election Education and Voter Education Directive, 2078 BS for HoR member elections, the approved voter education special programme is coming into effect from today onward.
Nepali Congress (NC) President Gagan Kumar Thapa has said that his party has thoughts, determinations and plans to bring about transformation in the country.
Nepali Congress (NC) Spokesperson Devraj Chalise has stated that the NC would accept the people's verdict as a responsible democratic political party, adding that the country's future was linked to the NC.
The CPN (UML) has reiterated its commitment to realize the national aspiration of 'Prosperous Nepal, Happy Nepali' by building a just society with equality that is based on a free, prosperous and socialism-oriented economy.