How long does it take for the voting for the central member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to begin?

The final list of candidates has not been finalized. Voting will be held at least 8 hours after the finalization of the candidates.

Ashad 10, 2083

Jaya Singh Mahara

How long does it take for the voting for the central member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to begin?

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The first general convention of the National Independent Party is set to be extended. Even after a day has passed since the general convention was scheduled for Ashad 20-21, the final list of candidates for the first phase of the election has not been made public.

The Central Election Commission of the Rashtriya Swatantra Party has not made public the preliminary list of candidates for the central member as of 10 am on Wednesday. According to the deputy chief of the commission, Ram Gurung, preparations are underway to issue a notification regarding the candidature by 10:30 am. 

'Preparations are underway to issue a notification regarding the 99 candidates for the central member election by 10:30 am,' Gurung said. 'The process of tallying (verifying) the nomination forms of the candidates is underway. Serious work is being done to ensure that no one is left out.' He also informed that the final list will be made public after the tallying (verifying) of the forms is completed.

The Rashtriya Swatantra Party is planning to use Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in this general convention. For that, an agreement has been made with Ram-Laxman Voting Machine. A team including Ram-Laxman Voting Machine manufacturer Laxman Rimal is in Chitwan. 

According to Laxman Rimal, the final list of candidates has not been received by 10 am on Wednesday. Rimal informed that the work of installing voting machines at the polling station has been completed. Speaking to Kantipur, he said that the machines have been kept in readiness to prepare for voting as soon as possible after receiving the final names of the candidates.

'It takes 8-10 hours to install the names in the machines after receiving the final list of candidates. We cannot say anything until the final list comes,' Laxman Rimal said, 'It takes 8 to 10 hours after the final list comes. Our agreement with them is to prepare the final list for voting within 15 hours of receiving it.' Rimal said that the voting machine company is preparing to complete the voting work quickly by increasing its manpower.  

The statute of the RSVP provides that 99 central members will be determined through elections. The remaining 51 members will be nominated by the president. The presidents of 7 provincial assemblies will be ex-officio central members. The statute provides that only those elected as central members can become candidates for office bearers. 

This time, the statute has been amended to increase the number of office bearers to 19. Earlier, the number of office bearers was 12. This time, the RSVP has a president, 1 senior leader, 3 vice presidents (1 woman and 1 nominated), general secretary 2 (1 nominated), joint general secretaries 5 (1 woman, 2 nominated), spokesperson 1, joint spokesperson 3 (1 woman), treasurer 1 and joint treasurer 2 (1 woman). 

There is a provision for representatives abroad to also vote in the election of central members and office bearers of the RSVP. Commission chief Bhuwan KC said that arrangements have been made for general convention representatives abroad to vote in the election of central members and office bearers through the RSVP mobile app.

Jaya

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