Nepal Presidential Election nomination filing

Nepal Presidential Election nomination filing

Senior Nepali Congress leader and former House Speaker Ram Chandra Paudel smiles as he attends party meeting in Sanepa, Lalitpur ahead of filing of papers for the candidature in Presidential election. Paudel is being supported by an alliance of 8 political parties in the 9th March Presidential Election.

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