Sudan Gurung of Rastriya Swatantra Party Wins Gorkha–1 Seat

Sudan Gurung of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has secured victory in the Gorkha District Constituency-1 seat in the election for the House of Representatives of Nepal. According to the latest vote count, Gurung maintained a clear lead over his competitors, confirming his win in one of the closely watched constituencies of the country.

Election officials stated that more than 64,000 votes were cast in the constituency during the polling process. As the counting progressed, Gurung steadily increased his advantage, reflecting strong support from voters across several wards in Gorkha-1. His victory marks a notable achievement for the Rastriya Swatantra Party in the federal parliamentary elections.

The SudanGurungElectionVictory highlights the growing influence of the Rastriya Swatantra Party in Nepal’s political landscape. The party has attracted attention in recent elections for promoting transparency, governance reforms, and greater accountability in public institutions. Political observers say that the party’s expanding presence signals shifting voter preferences in several constituencies.

The Gorkha1HouseOfRepresentativesResult also reflects the importance of the district in Nepal’s political history. Voters in Gorkha have actively participated in the democratic process, contributing to a competitive electoral environment where candidates presented development agendas and policy commitments.

Election authorities confirmed that the vote counting was conducted under strict procedures to ensure transparency and credibility. Officials emphasized that maintaining public trust in the electoral system remains a key priority as final results from constituencies continue to be announced nationwide.

With this victory, the RastriyaSwatantraPartyNepal strengthens its representation in the federal parliament. Analysts believe that newly elected representatives like Sudan Gurung will play an important role in parliamentary discussions and policymaking as Nepal moves forward with governance and development priorities.