The Election Commission has set expenditure limits for candidates contesting the House of Representatives election scheduled for Phagun 21. The commission classified all constituencies across the country into five groups based on local conditions and geographical challenges to determine the spending limits.
According to the commission, candidates in Group ‘A’ constituencies can spend up to NPR 2.5 million. This group includes Kathmandu-1, Kathmandu-3, Kathmandu-6, Kathmandu-7, and Kathmandu-8. Candidates in Group ‘B’ constituencies have a spending limit of NPR 2.7 million, while those in Group ‘C’ constituencies, covering 54 areas, can spend a maximum of NPR 2.9 million.
For Group ‘D’ constituencies, comprising 48 areas, the spending limit is NPR 3.1 million. The commission has set the highest limit of NPR 3.3 million for candidates in Group ‘E’, which includes 26 remote constituencies.
The commission emphasized that all election-related activities must be conducted strictly within the prescribed expenditure limits.
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