Three candidates have been elected vice-presidents of the Nepali Congress.
Two were elected under the open category and one under the inclusive category.
According to the vote count completed late Sunday night, Chandra Bhandari was elected vice-president under the open category with 3,735 votes.
Another winning candidate, Madhu Acharya, received 2,342 votes.
Among other candidates in the open category, Govinda Bhattarai received 1,752 votes, Surendra Raj Pandey received 1,673, Dhanraj Gurung received 1,596, Deepak Giri received 923, and Chandramohan Yadav received 760.
In the inclusive category, Binod Chaudhary was elected vice-president, defeating his closest rival, Jeevan Pariyar, by 87 votes.
Chaudhary received 1,745 votes, while Pariyar secured 1,658.
In the same category, Farmullah Mansur received 1,144 votes, Sita Gurung received 1,112, and Ranjit Karn received 562.
Pushpa Bhusal had already been elected unopposed as vice-president under the women’s quota.