Kathmandu. Monday morning, 7:00 AM. In Ward No. 11 of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, in front of the Boys Union Club, 30 to 40 Nepali Congress workers had already gathered. Some were chatting over tea in a small hotel near the club, while others were busy arranging election campaign materials. Preparations were underway to distribute sample ballots and the candidate's commitment letters to voters. One person played the Congress election song on a loudspeaker: 'Nepali Congress Zindabad, Zindabad. Congress has arrived.' Leaflets for the election campaign were being distributed to the attendees. Men and women were present in equal numbers to...