Kathmandu. Six political parties have become national parties on the basis of the votes cast by the voters in the election to the House of Representatives held on March 4.

The Labour Culture Party has made a spectacular entry as the previous big political parties have been reduced to the second and third positions.

The Rastriya Swatantra Party (Rastriya Swatantra Party) has emerged as the first party with two-thirds majority in the election. Similarly, the Nepali Congress and the UML have been reduced to second and third positions.

The then Maoist Party, which had a two-thirds majority in 2008, has now shrunk to the fourth party.

Similarly, the newly formed Labour and Culture Party has been placed in the fifth position. Similarly, the RPP has been reduced to the sixth position. However, the public opinion received in the election. On the basis of the number of seats, these parties have become national parties.