Upreti, 25, has begun his first parliamentary journey by winning Makawanpur-2, which has been a 'leftist stronghold' since 2048 BS.
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Prashant Upreti of the National Independent Party has won the House of Representatives election from Makawanpur Constituency No. 2. Upreti is making his first parliamentary journey, beating 22 candidates. 91,241 votes were cast in Makawanpur-2.
Upreti from Manahari Rural Municipality-7 of Makawanpur was elected by securing 31,725 votes. His opponent Mahesh Bartaula got 19,624 votes. 25-year-old Upreti has started his first parliamentary journey by winning Makawanpur-2, which has been a 'leftist stronghold' since 2048 BS.
Upreti, who was born on 10 Jestha 2057, is currently studying for a master's degree in leadership and management at Kathmandu University. He has a bachelor's degree in travel and tourism management.
While working in the secretariat of former Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balendra Shah, he arrived in Manahari on Magh 4 after the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) fielded him as a candidate from Makawanpur-2.
His father Ramchandra Upreti had left the UML party after his son Prashant came with a ticket from the RSS. After winning the House of Representatives, he said that he would actively work to eliminate poverty and backwardness in his area.
