Central level leaders are active in the election campaign of the ward president, people's representatives are also campaigning without taking permission according to the code of conduct.
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Voting for the post of ward president of Bhimdatta municipality-6 in Kanchanpur is going on next Sunday. Even though the election of the ward president has been held here, there has been a battle of prestige for the former chief minister and the minister and the member of the provincial assembly. Leaders have been active in campaigning for their party's candidates for the past few days.
Bye-elections are going to be held in Bhimdutta-6 after the death of Mahendra Khadka, elected from the Congress, in a motorcycle accident last year. This is the ward of former Far West Chief Minister Rajendra Rawal, Far West Economic Affairs and Planning Minister Bahadur Singh Thapa, former Economic Affairs Minister Prakash Rawal and former Tourism and Culture Minister Maya Pant.
All four of them are Wahalwala state MPs. Former Chief Minister Rawal UML, Minister Thapa Congress, Former Minister Rawal and Pant are leaders of the United Samajwadi Party. The said ward is also the constituency of Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar. "This is really a fight for prestige, there are four MPs in the state assembly from the same ward," said Janakraj Awasthi, vice president of UML Kanchanpur and coordinator of the election mobilization committee.
In Bhimdutta-6, UML has nominated Bahadur Chand, who retired after teaching for a long time at the local Shanti Niketan Mavi. In this ward Haraksingh Dhami won from UML in 074. He is now in the United Socialist Party. The United Samajwadi Party has now nominated Jitendra Chand as its candidate.
Congress has nominated Prakash Chand who came from student politics. UML candidate Bahadur is the uncle of Congress candidate Prakash. "Even though we have won the ward before, our victory is sure again, we must win to complete the work left unfinished by Mahendraji," Congress Kanchanpur secretary Bhimraj Bhatt said, "Congress candidate is spotless in the society."
The Maoist Center has made Nanaram Koli a candidate in this ward. Khemraj Pandey, the coordinator of Maoist Kanchanpur, claims that Karan, who has been working for the upliftment of the Dalit community for a long time, is certain to win. The National Independent Party has made Ram Dutt Bhatt a candidate in that ward. 12 people from 10 political parties and 2 independents have nominated for ward president. There are 5,434 voters in the ward.
Even though the Election Commission has banned the public representatives of the state and union from the local level and the representatives of the government from campaigning, people's representatives are also campaigning here without taking permission according to the code of conduct. Chief Electoral Officer Leelaraj Adhikari said, "Complaints with evidence will be taken," Chief Election Officer Leelaraj Adhikari said.
