Winners And Runners-up In The Legislative Elections Of Nepal 1994 And 1999
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| Nepalese legislative election, 1994 | Nepalese legislative election, 1999 | Nepalese legislative election, 2008 |
| Winners and runners-up in the legislative elections of Nepal 1994 | Winners and runners-up in the legislative elections of Nepal 1999 | Winners and runners-up in the legislative elections of Nepal 2008 |
Below is listed the winners and the runners-up in the 1999 parliamentary elections in Nepal.
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