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Kathmandu. Those who are accused of corruption, forced labor, human trafficking and customs, drug sales and withdrawal or expropriation, property purification, and abuse of passengers will not be able to become members of the Representative election.
According to the constitution, Nepal has been declared the first time for the first time in the first phase of the Constituent Assembly and the Constituent Assembly elections in two phases on 10th and 10th. After the country went to the federal structure, for the first time, the Constituent Assembly and the Rajya Sabha elections are going to be the first time.
The Bill of Societies passed the Legislative-Parliament, State System Committee today and presented in the full meeting of the Parliament. The bill has passed today. Chairman of the committee, Dilbadur Gharti says that the bill has not passed with the legislation of other electoral laws. The bill passed by the parliament will send the President to the President. The bill will apply after the President's certification.
The bill has also been made to make the final decision to punish the offender or other criminal offenders who have been abducted in the bill. Similarly, those who have been held in prison for criminal offense and the punishment for duty of life is less than 20 years, and those who do not have a full year of payment will be allowed to contest elections.
Only one candidate: 'No vote' declined
The bill has not been made to be more candidates in more than one constituency. The Election Commission and the Election Commission of the Rajya Sabha have been given the bill to dismiss the election commission's candidacy for the candidature of candidates in both the constituencies.
The constituent assembly will have to prepare a list of candidates for candidacy for at least 10 percent of the total number of members in the election. In the closing list of proportional proportion, the Bill should be made in Dalit 13.3, Tribal Tribes 36.9, Khus Arya 31.3, Madheshi 24.1, Tharu 6.6, Muslim 4.4 and Backward Area 4.3 percent.
The new arrangement committee, Rameshwar Phainal, said that to be a national recognized team, the new constituency should bring three percent votes to the proportional candidate in one place towards the right. Likewise, many MPs have disagreed with the bill after the dissatisfaction has been disagree in the law that the voter does not give any vote. The bill also has a system of two or more parties that can jointly contest elections with the same symbol.
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