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5 more candidates for BKP

April 27, 2013
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Logo_BKPThe Bhutan Kuen-Nyam Party (BKP) revealed five more candidates, and two Vice–Presidents, today. The party now has 44 confirmed candidates.

Karma Gyeltshen, 44, is BKP’s candidate from Khamdang-Ramjar constituency in Trashiyangtse.

Tshering Yangki, 28, will represent Trashiyangtse’s Boomdeling-Jamkhar constituency.

Twenty six-year-old Kinga Tenzin will stand from Dokar-Shapa constituency in Paro.

Chimi Rinzin, 25, is Party’s candidate from Maenbi-Tshaenkhar constituency in Lhuentse.

And 38-year-old Pema Namgay will represent Nyishog-Saephu constituency in Wangdue Phodrang.

Bhutan Kuen-Nyam Party has now revealed 44 candidates. The Party is yet to confirm candidates from three remaining constituencies in Gasa and Trashigang.

The party also revealed its two Vice-Presidents today. They are 43-year-old Pema Wangdi, who is also the party’s candidate for Monggar’s Monggar constituency.

The other Vice-President is 54-year-old Badri N. Bhattari, who is also contesting as the party’s candidate from Ugentse-Yoeseltse constituency in Samtse.

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