Master's degree
Institution
Tribhuvan University
Country
Nepal
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Nepal Communist Party (UML)
Bajhang-1
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Nepse Bajar candidate profileDirect seat
Elected
Ain Bahadur Mahar
Nepal Communist Party (UML)•Bajhang-1•Updated Apr 3, 2026, 10:30 PM
Summary
Ain Bahadur Mahar is a Nepalese politician and House of Representatives member for Nepal Communist Party (UML), elected from Bajhang-1 in Nepal's 2026 general election. Ain Mahar is the central member of CPN (UML) and Bajhang district in-charge, who is considered a struggling leader who emerged from student politics. Mahar, who is preparing to contest from Bajhang in the upcoming House of Representatives elections was defeated by a narrow margin in the 2079 elections. Despite the defeat, he is established as the main competitor due to his strong organizational grip and continuous public relations in the district.
Constituency
Bajhang-1
District
Bajhang
Votes
18,543
Vote share
33.8%
Source records
3
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Notes
Anera Swawiu Central Committee Chairman, 079 House of Representatives Candidate, CPN UML Central Committee Member
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My candidature is to play a leading role in the creation of important necessary policies for maintaining good governance, youth self-employment, self-reliance and good governance for the overall Bajhang development.
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