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CPN-MC finalises candidates for upcoming elections

KATHMANDU: CPN Maoist Centre on Sunday has finalised the name list of candidates for the first round of State Assemblies and House of Representatives elections.
Earlier, CPN-Maoist Centre and UML had forged electoral alliance for the provincial and parliamentary elections. Out of 74 seats, CPN-Maoist Centre has got 33 seats while UML has 41 seats, in 32 districts.CPN-Maoist Centre has also nominated 16 candidates for the upcoming House of Representatives elections
1. Bhojpur: Sudan Kirati
2. Solukhumbu: Hem Kumar Rai
3. Ramechapp: Shyam Kumar Shrestha
4. Sindupalchok: (2) Agni Prasad Sapkota
5. Nuwakot: (1) Heet Bahadur Tamang
6. Lamjung: Dev Prasad Gurung
7. Gorkha: (1) Hari Raj Adhikari (2) Narayan Kaji Shrestha
8. Baglung: (2) Devendra Paudel
9. Rolpa: Barsha Man Pun
10. Rukum: (east) Kamala Roka (west) Janardan Sharma
11 Jumla: Gajendra Mahat
12. Kalikot: Durga Bahadur Rawat
13. Humla: Chimi Lama
14. Jajarkot: Shakti Bahadur Basent
Meanwhile, the nomination for the candidates of 32 districts for 74 seats in state assemblies would be filed today itself. The elections is scheduled for November 26.
The CPN-Maoist Centre has finalised 33 candidates for State Assemblies.
1. Taplejung (b) Tanka Anguhang
2. Panchthar (b) Indra Angbo
3. Sankhasubha (a) Purna Prasad Rai
4. Okhaldhunga (b) Mohan Kumar Khadka
5. Khotang (b) Ram Kumar Rai
6. Dolakha (b) Bishal Khadka
7. Rasuwa (b) Indra Kumar Gotame
8. Sindupalchowk 2 (a) Yuvaraj Dulal, 2 (b) Dawa Lama
9. Nuwakot 1 (a) Radhika Tamang, 2 (b) Hiranath Khatiwada
10. Dhading 1 (b) Salikram Jamarkattel, 2 (b) Jagat Simkhada
11. Myagdi (a) Vinod KC
12. Gorkha 1 (a) Lekh Bahadur Thapa, 2 (a) Kamal Nakarmi, 2 (b) Amar Bahadur Gurung
13. Baglung 2 (a) Chandra Bahadur Buda
14. Rolpa (a) Kul Bahadur KC, (b) Dipendra Pun
15. Rukum (west) (a) Gopal Sharma, (b) Ritu Kami
16. Rukum (east) (a) Tej Bahadur Oli, (b) Purna Bahadur Gharti
17. Dolpa (b) Bir Bahadur Shahi
18. Humla (a) Lal Kesh Jaise, (b) Bijaya Bhandari
19. Jumla (a) Naresh Bhandari
20. Kalikot (b) Mahendra Bahadur Shahi
21. Jajarkot (a) Ganesh Singh
22. Bhajang (b) Devaki Malla
23. Baitaidi (a) Keshav Bahadur Bhatta
24. Darchula (b) Maan Bahadur Dhami
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