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Harimohan Bhandari of RSP has won in Baitadi, which has only one constituency. Bhandari won by defeating Chatur Bahadur Chand of the Nepali Congress by a margin of 3,940 votes.

According to the final results, Bhandari got 22,134 votes, while Chand got 18,194 votes. Similarly, Damodar Bhandari of the CPN-UML got 17,091 votes, and Parmananda Bhatta of the CPN-UML got 6,965 votes.

Out of 156,372 voters, 73,148 voters cast their votes. The result of Damodar Bhandari of the UML, who had won three consecutive times before, has been broken.

Shambhu Prasad Dhakal of the RSP has won from Jhapa constituency number 4 by a wide margin of 31,645 votes.

Dhakal received 43,631 votes while Lal Prasad Sangha Limbu of the UML, received 11,986 votes.

Similarly, Deukumar Thebe of the Nepali Congress, received 9,434 votes. Amrita Devi Rai of the Shram Sanskriti Party, received 7,161 votes, and Bhakti Prasad Sitaula of the RPP, received 2,080 votes.

In Kapilvastu constituency-1 and 2, RSP candidates have won by a huge margin.

In Kapilvastu constituency no. 1, RSP candidate Mohan Lal Acharya has won by a wide margin by getting 34,148 votes. Similarly, RSP candidate Bikram Thapa has won in Kapilvastu constituency no. 2. Thapa has received 27,635 votes.

In constituency-1 Independent candidate Ashish Sharma, has received 15,860 votes. Similarly, Nepali Congress candidate Athar Kamal Musalman has received 14,582 votes.

In constituency-2 Nepali Congress' Surendra Raj Acharya, has received 21,527 votes. Candidate Thapa has won by a margin of 6,108 votes.

Immediately after his victory, leader Thapa, while talking to the media, expressed his commitment to move forward according to the spirit of the GenZ movement and to work hard for the development of Kapilvastu as a whole. Leader Singh is also a former SSP of Nepal Police. In Kapilvastu constituency no. 3, Nepali Congress candidate Abhishek Pratap Shah has won. He defeated Prakash Rajouria of the RSP. Shah received 23,535 votes while Rajouria got 18,890 votes.

Bablu Gupta of the RSP has won in Siraha Constituency No. 1.

Gupta won by defeating Sundar Chaudhary of the Nepali Congress by a margin of 31,538 votes. According to the final results, Gupta got 41,322 votes while Chaudhary of the Nepali Congress got 9,784 votes.

Similarly, Ram Shankar Yadav of the CPN-UML got 7,886 votes while Ram Chandra Yadav of the CPN got 2,853 votes. Similarly, Satyanarayan Yadav of the JSP got 2,285 votes.

Nepali Congress has reclaimed Achham Constituency No. 1 after 26 years. Former district president Bharat Kumar Swar won with 10,758 votes, defeating NCP leader Bhim Bahadur Rawal by 528 votes.

UML’s Deepak Bahadur Saud came third with 7,386 votes, while RSP Om Prakash Rawal received 1,745 votes.

Swar is a veteran politician and skilled organizer. He entered active politics in 2034 BS, led anti-panchayat movements, and endured imprisonment for his activism. Achham-1 had mostly been a communist stronghold, except in 2048 and 2056, making Swar’s win a significant comeback for the Nepali Congress.

The Shram Sanskriti Party has opened its account in the 2082 House of Representatives election. The party secured its first victory with Aren Rai winning in Khotang.

Rai received 16,612 votes in the election. His win marks the party’s first seat in the House of Representatives.

Dev Bikram Rai of the CPN-UML got 12,714 votes.

Birkaji Rai of the Nepali Congress got 11,957 votes, while Hari Roka of the Nepali Communist Party got 9,443 votes and Rudra Giri of the National Independent Party (NISP) got 5,704 votes.

Prashant Upreti, 25, a candidate of RSP has been elected to the House of Representatives from Makawanpur Constituency No. 1.

While Upreti was elected with 30,050 votes, his nearest competitor, CPN-UML candidate Mahesh Kumar Bartaula, received 18,846 votes. Upreti won by a margin of 11,204 votes.

Nepali Congress candidate Buddha Lama received 15,056 votes and Nepali Communist Party candidate Lavsher Bista received 12,492 votes.

Prabin Kumar Syangtan of the Ujjayaalo Nepal Party received 6,237 votes, Yunesh Lama Syangtan of the Shram Sanskriti Party received 932 votes and Ram Bahadur Thokar of the RPP received 785 votes.

Kuwait’s military says its forces are intercepting a wave of drones that entered the country’s airspace. Authorities reported damage to some civilian facilities from falling debris in Kuwait City.

Officials said a government building was damaged in an early Sunday drone strike. The Public Institution for Social Security suspended operations at its headquarters following the attack, AP reported.

Meanwhile, the Saudi Ministry of Defense said a drone targeted Riyadh Diplomatic Quarter, where the US Embassy and other missions are located. The attack was intercepted with no casualties or damage reported.