Nov 26,Kathmandu: Most of the few female candidates nominated by major political parties in the House of Representatives(HoR) have been defeated. Since very few women are directly nominated, the percentage of victory is also low.

As of Friday, seven people from CPN (UML), CPN (Maoist Center), National Independent Party and Civil Liberties Party have been elected directly. So far not a single woman candidate has been elected from the Congress. The women candidates of the United Socialist Party and RPP are also winless. Two women candidates of Congress are still in the race.

Among the elected women candidates are Bidya Bhattarai, Jwalakumari Sah, Julikumari Mahato from UML. The counting of votes has not started in Syangja, the constituency of Padma Aryal, among the candidates from UML. Bhagwati Chaudhary's Sunsari 3 and Manju Chaudhary's Udaipur 1 are yet to come.

Among the 11 women candidates of CPN (UML), others have been defeated. The Congress fielded only five candidates in the House of Representatives. Two of them are still in the competition while the other candidates have been defeated. The final result has not come in the field of Chitralekha Yadav and Sita Gurung.

So far, only Rekha Sharma has won from the Maoist Center, which fielded eight candidates. Former Speaker Onsari Gharti, incumbent minister Pampha Bhusal and others have already been defeated. Ramkumari Jhankri, the only woman candidate in the HoR from the United Socialist Party  has been defeated. Jhankri who became a candidate from Gulmi 2 was defeated by UML's Gokarna Bista.

Two people have been elected from the National Independent Party so far. Dr. from Lalitpur 3. Tosima Karki and Sovita Gautam have been elected from Kathmandu 2. Goma Tamang has maintained his lead in Sunsari 1 from the independent party. The independent party fielded 12 women candidates.

Not a single female candidate from the Rashtriya Prajatantra Party, which fielded eight direct candidates, could win. In Kathmandu 2, other candidates except Kunti Pokharel could not even come to the competition. Ranjita Shrestha has won from the Civil Liberation Party. He was elected from Kailali 1.

How is it fulfilled?

After the decrease in direct representation, the parties will now rely on proportional representation to achieve 33 percent female representation according to the law. According to the votes received by the party on the proportional side, now the parties have to represent women, tribal tribes, Dalits, Madhesi, backward areas and other groups. For which, the closed list submitted to the Election Commission will be completed according to the order.

In the closed list submitted by the Congress to the Election Commission, the names of Khasarya women include Ambika Basnet, Sarita Prasain, Arju Rana, Ishwari Neupane, Pratima Gautam, Manju Khan, Rama Koirala, Kantika Sejuwal and others. Similarly, Kalpana Choudhary, Binakumari Thanet, Jeevan Ranatharu, Sushila Choudhary are among the women in the Tharu group.

Shanti BK, Rupa BK Sita Mizar are among the names of Dalit women respectively. On the Madhesi side, there are Nagina Yadav, Muktakumari Yadav, Chanda Chaudhary, Sangeeta Mandal among women. On the Muslim side, the names of women are Javeda Khatun, Devkala Subedi (Kamal), Nazbul Khan respectively.

Similarly, the names of Nainkala Thapa, Suryakumari Shrestha, Urmila Thebe and Ishwari Gharti are in the list among tribal women from UML respectively. On the Khasarya women's side, there are Menakakumari Pokharel, Sarita Bhusal, Shobha Gyawali, Bijula ​​Rayamazhi, Nirmala Koirala and others. Similarly, among Tharu women, the names of Ashmakumari Chaudhary, Shanti Chaudhary, Lakshmidevi Dagaura are in the list respectively.

Dalit women include Rukmini Rana Barailly, Harkamaya Vishwakarma and others. Among the Madhesi women, the names of Bina Devi, Amrutadevi Agrahari, Pratishka Tiwari Mukhiya, Yashoda Kumari are in the list respectively. Among Muslim women, the names of Ruhi Naz, Sajida Khatun Siddiqui and Saihra Khatun are in the list respectively.

Similarly, the names of Durga Rai, Meena Tamang and others are among the women in the tribal list of the Maoist center. Similarly, Gyanu Basnet, Vimala Subedi, Narayani Sharma and others are among the Khasarya women. Among women from the Tharu group are Roopa Chaudhary, Gayatri Chaudhary, Sushila Chaudhary and others.

Sushila Sripali, Parvati Vick, Geeta Gahatraj are among Dalit women respectively. On the Madhesi side, the names of Meena Yadav, Amravatidevi Yadav, Shivadevi Yadav and others are listed respectively. Similarly, Kalpana Mian, Zarina Begum and Zaveda Khatun are on the list for Muslim women.

Similarly, the names of Indira Ranamgar, Sumana Shrestha and Vindwasini Kansakar are in the list of women from the National Independent Party, which includes tribals. Similarly, in the list of Khasarya women, Dr. The names of Chanda Karki, Nisha Dangi and Chandra Air are respectively.

Similarly, the names of Tharu women are Savina Mahato, Pushpakumari Chaudhary and Laxmikumari Chaudhary respectively. Similarly, Kalpana Roka, Rupa Shankar and Savina Bishwakarma are the names of Dalit women respectively. Among the Madhesi women, the names of Lakshmi Tiwari, Nisha Mehta and others are respectively. On the Muslim women side, Samina Mian, Samiun Nisa and Razia Khatun are named respectively