In Nepal left alliance is heading for victory in parliament and provincial elections. Out of 165 constituencies of House of Representative results of 45 seats have been declared so far. Left alliance has won 37 seats and leading in 76.<br/><br/>Ruling Nepali Congress has got just 6 seats. As per latest reports CPN (UML) has won 26 seats of House of Representatives and leading in 53. Its partner CPN (Maoist Centre) got 11 and ahead in 23. Ruling Nepali Congress able to get just 6 seats and leading in 19 places. Two major parties of Madhes, Sanghiya Samajwadi Forum Nepal (SSFN) has one and ahead in 7 places and Rashtriya Janta Party Nepal (RJPN) is leading in 9 constituencies.<br/><br/>Former Prime Minister and CPN (UML) candidate Madhav Kumar Nepal has won from Kathmandu-2 parliamentary constituency. SSFN Chairman Upendra Yadav has won from Saptari- 2 seat. Nepali Congress President and Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba is leading in Dadeldhura. CPN (UML) Chairman K.P. Sharma Oli is ahead in Jhapa-5 and CPN(Maoist Centre) Chief Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachand is leading in Chitwan-3 constituency.<br/><br/>Results of 52 seats of state assemblies out of 330 have also been declared. Left alliance has won 41 and leading in 96. Nepali Congress got 7 and ahead in 23 places. Others have won 4 and leading in 15 constituencies. The historic elections for House of Representative and state assemblies in 7 provinces were held in two phases on November 26 and December 7.<br/>