Residents leave behind reconstruction, turn to vote

Published On: November 26, 2017 02:19 PM NPT By: Dhurba Dangal

SINDHUPALCHOWK, Nov 26: Keeping aside their reconstruction works, residents of Sindhupalchowk have turned in to cast their votes in excitement. As of 1:30 PM, around 50% of votes have been cast, the Office of the Chief Election Officer said.

“The election has been going peacefully,” Laxmi Prasad Niraula, spokesperson at the Election Office said. Photos here.

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