Pant, who ran as an independent candidate for the post of Vice President, won with 1,258 votes.
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Raghu Pant, who had filed an independent candidacy after not being included in the panel for the post of Vice President from the UML establishment, has won. Three candidates from the KP Sharma Oli panel have been elected as UML Vice Presidents. Similarly, one from the Ishwor Pokharel panel and one independent candidate have won as Vice Presidents.
This time, Bishnu Poudel and Ram Bahadur Thapa are the two candidates who will be re-elected as Vice President from the Oli panel. Poudel got 1,675 votes while Thapa got 1,516 votes. Similarly, former Deputy Secretary General Prithvi Subba Gurung won the Vice President post by getting popular votes (1,737).
Similarly, Gokarna Bista, who is also a former secretary, won the Vice President post from the Pokharel group with 1,368 votes. Pant, who filed an independent candidacy after not being included in the list of candidates for Vice President from the establishment side, also won with 1,258 votes. However, Pant was kept in the Oli group's panel at the last minute.
He became the Minister of Labor in 2061. Pant, who had editing experience in newspapers including Drishti, Budhbar, and Sajjanta Weekly, also became the press advisor to the first communist Prime Minister Manmohan Adhikari in 2052.
