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Updated Oct 4, 2026, 7:28 PM

Bajura-1

Bajura · Sudurpaschim

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Public footprint

Published coverage linked to this MP and official House records that name them. These counts show visibility in the current dataset, not a performance score.

Activity over time

Monthly MP-linked coverage and official House records across the latest 12-month data window.

Across 12 months, this window includes 3 news entries and 23 house records entries. May 26 had the most activity, with 8.

NewsHouse records
Activity over time
Activity over timeNewsHouse recordsTotal
Nov 25000
Dec 25000
Jan 26000
Feb 26000
Mar 26000
Apr 26055
May 26088
Jun 26123
Jul 26055
Aug 26022
Sep 26011
Oct 26202

12-month footprint comparison

This constituency beside the median across all 165 constituencies in the same 12-month window.

This area: 26 all linked items. Constituency median: 19 all linked items.

MP-linked news

This area3
Constituency median3

House records

This area23
Constituency median13

All linked items

This area26
Constituency median19
12-month footprint comparison
12-month footprint comparisonThis areaConstituency median
MP-linked news33
House records2313
All linked items2619

Your representative

Winning vote share

The current MP's official winning vote total compared with all other recorded candidate votes.

Janak Raj GiriNepali Congress
17,173 VotesVote share 39.1%
All other recorded votes
26,723 VotesVote share 60.9%

The vote total and share come from the Election Commission snapshot used for the current MP dataset.

Winning vote share
Winning vote shareVotesVote share
Janak Raj Giri, Nepali Congress17,17339.1%
All other recorded votes26,72360.9%

Reported updates linked to this MP

Updated Oct 4, 2026, 7:28 PM

Published reports that explicitly mention Janak Raj Giri, the MP for Bajura-1.

The Kathmandu Post · Oct 4, 2026, 7:28 PM

Fourteen lawmakers missed ten or more consecutive parliamentary meetings

Former prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal topped the list with 24 consecutive absences during the second session of the newly elected House of Representatives.

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The Kathmandu Post · Oct 3, 2026, 2:27 PM

Prime Minister Balendra Shah largely absent as Parliament wraps up session

Shah attended the House of Representatives for just six days and the National Assembly once, while lawmakers repeatedly sought his answers on issues ranging from floods and border disputes to foreign policy.

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Khabarhub English · Jun 1, 2026, 8:34 PM

Nepali Congress proposes shadow cabinet, assigns leaders to key portfolios

The main opposition party, the Nepali Congress, has proposed the formation of a shadow cabinet to strengthen parliamentary oversight and closely monitor the activities of the government. Under the proposed structure, the party has designated severa…

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In Parliament

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Across Parliament and government

News and decisions that may affect this constituency.

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Republica · Oct 2, 2026, 8:52 AM

Federal parliament session to end at midnight today

According to the Office of the President, the session was prorogued in accordance with Article 93 (2) of the Constitution on the recommendation of the Council of Ministers made on September 29 (Asoj 13).

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The Kathmandu Post · Oct 2, 2026, 7:39 AM

Federal Civil Service Bill reaches parliament, ten years after federalism

Bill proposes new administrative structure, retirement rules, recruitment quotas, lateral entry, and a two-year cooling-off period, among other things.

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Khabarhub English · Oct 1, 2026, 12:42 PM

President Paudel prorogues Federal Parliament session

President Ram Chandra Paudel has prorogued the current session of the Federal Parliament. The session of both houses of the Federal Parliament has been prorogued effective midnight on October 2, following the government’s recommendation.

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Khabarhub English · Oct 1, 2026, 12:00 PM

Govt recommends proroguing Federal Parliament session

The government has recommended proroguing the current session of the Federal Parliament effective midnight tomorrow. A meeting of the Council of Ministers has decided to recommend the prorogation and sent a formal letter to the Office of the Presid…

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Onlinekhabar English · Oct 1, 2026, 11:47 AM

Government recommends ending current Parliament session

The government has recommended ending the Federal Parliament’s current session effective midnight tomorrow. The Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday decided to end the session and sent a letter to the President’s Office accordingly.

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