Electoral Showdown Heats Up in Lalitpur-2: Can UML Retain its 'Red Fort' Amidst New Challengers?
Summary
As the election in Lalitpur-2 approaches, the contest heats up between UML, RSP, and Nepali Congress with new challengers appealing to youth and alternative voters. The outcome hinges on vote consolidation among multiple candidates.
Key Points
- Lalitpur-2 is a key electoral battleground with UML facing strong challenges from RSP and Nepali Congress.
- RSP candidate Jagdish Kharel's popularity and consolidation of alternative votes are critical to their chances.
- Nepali Congress fields Prem Krishna Maharjan aiming to regain lost votes after not contesting in the previous election.
- Voter concerns focus on inflation, infrastructure, youth employment, and honest leadership, shaping candidate appeal.
