Kathmandu — Nepal’s Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal cast his vote on Thursday morning in the ongoing House of Representatives election, exercising his voting right at a polling center in Sanepa, Lalitpur.
Aryal voted at the Tika Vidyashram Secondary School polling station, which falls under Lalitpur Constituency-3. The home minister arrived at the polling center in the morning and participated in the voting process along with local voters.
Local residents and voters present at the polling station showed enthusiasm as Aryal reached the center to cast his ballot. After voting, Aryal told journalists that the election process across the country has been peaceful and orderly so far.
He said the government has deployed strong security arrangements nationwide to ensure the election remains free, fair, and transparent. The home minister also said security agencies have been mobilized with high alertness across Nepal to maintain order during the polling process.
Nepal is holding nationwide voting to elect members of the House of Representatives. Voters across the country are visiting polling stations to exercise their democratic rights.
