Member, House of Representatives
सुनील लम्साल
Minister of Infrastructure Development
Civil servant · Vidyavaridhi (studying)
Rupandehi-1 · Lumbini
Sunil Lamsal (born 4 October 1990) is a Nepalese politician and structural engineer, who has served as the Minister of Infrastructure Development since 2026. He is a member of parliament, having been elected from Rupandehi-1 constituency as a candidate of Rastriya Swatantra Party in the 2026 general election.
Age: From the recorded date of birth.
| Sunil Lamsal, Rastriya Swatantra Party | 54,845 Votes | Vote share 59.6% |
|---|---|---|
| Hira Bahadur Khatri, Nepali Congress | 11,982 Votes | Vote share 13.0% |
| Prajwal Bohara, Rastriya Prajatantra Party | 8,301 Votes | Vote share 9.0% |
| All other candidates | 16,872 Votes | Vote share 18.3% |
Won by 42,863 votes over Hira Bahadur Khatri, a margin of 46.6% of votes counted.92,000 votes counted
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The Waste Management Bill, registered in the House of Representatives on September 17, by Infrastructure Minister Sunil Lamsal, proposes allowing private… The government is seeking to bring the private sector into waste collection and recycling through a proposed law aimed at making waste management more systematic. Photo for representa…
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Federal Minister for Physical Infrastructure Sunil Lamsal announced on social media on September 18 that construction of the Kamala Bridge, which connects Dhanusha and Siraha districts along the Postal Highway, had reached its final s…
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The government has initiated plans to construct cricket stadiums in eight cities across the country to facilitate the Nepal Premier League (NPL) under a home-and-away format. Infrastructure Development Minister Sunil Lamsal announced whi…
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According to Minister for Infrastructure Development Sunil Lamsal, after the construction of a temporary diversion at Khorlabesi efforts were directed toward clearing the road in Tatopani and its surrounding areas. The removal of stones, soil, and debris depo…
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Infrastructure Development Minister Sunil Lamsal has said efforts have been intensified to reopen the Narapass-Hilsa section of the Karnali Corridor, which has been blocked by heavy snowfall, within three days. Minister Lamsal said on Fr…
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