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nepali voters flock to the polls

nepali voters flock to the polls

Voters in Lanku, near Bharatpur, had already lined up at 630am to cast their vote in the 2008 Nepal Elections. 17.6 million Nepalis were elegible to vote in the elections, and about 60% percent did. The election officially marks the end of the centuries-old monarchy as the Maoist party is on track to obtain a majority of the seats available for the Constituent Assembly.

Maoists vote in Nepal elections the chairs at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, India are piled before disposal. The entire stadium is being renovated in preparation for the 2010 Commonwealth Games nepali voters flock to the polls Voters in the 2008 Nepali Elections waited and watched outside a polling booth near Bharatpur, as the votes were packed for shipment for Kathmandu, where they would be counted. 17.6 million Nepalis were elegible to vote in the 2008 elections. Prachanda wins in landslide people walked and socialized along the traffic-free streets of Bharatpur on the day of the 2008 Nepal Elections.