A space with wire mesh has been set up for counting votes at Bhutan Devi Secondary School in Hetauda 4.
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The counting of votes for the House of Representatives member election in Makawanpur will begin on Friday morning. According to Chief District Officer Basanta Adhikari, an all-party meeting has been called for tomorrow at 7 pm. After the meeting, the counting process will be advanced by consensus. It is said that the ballot boxes across the district will be collected by 12 midnight. ‘We have made preparations to collect the ballot boxes by 12 midnight,’ he said, ‘We will proceed with the counting process after all-party consensus after the collection of the ballot boxes.’ A place with a wire mesh has been set up at Bhutandevi Secondary School in Hetauda 4 to count the votes. It is initially estimated that more than 55 percent of the votes were cast in Makawanpur. As voters queued up at some places until the voting deadline of 5 pm, it will take some time to get the final number. ‘We are collecting data. However, our security agencies have compiled data that more than 55 percent of the votes were cast, he said.
There are 315,334 voters in Makawanpur, which has two constituencies. The Bagmati Province Election Office, Hetauda, has stated that voting took place peacefully in all the polling stations.
All 374 polling stations were voted in a peaceful atmosphere, said Hari Prasad Dhakal, the head of the Bagmati Province Election Office, Hetauda.
