KATHMANDU, MARCH 8 The Rastriya Swatantra Party has won 119 direct seats and leads in 6 more from 164 of 165 constituencies reported so far, according to the latest figures from the Election Commission of Nepal, as the country's most dramatic electoral landslide moves toward its final count. The Nepali Congress has won 17 direct seats, the Nepali Communist Party 7, the CPN-UML 7, the Shram Sanskriti Party 3, the Rastriya Prajatantra Party 1 and an independent candidate 1. The CPN-UML leads in 3 remaining contests. One constituency is yet to report any results. The proportional representation count, now covering 45,30,913 total votes, tells an equally decisive story. The RSP has received 22,39,870 proportional votes - nearly half of all votes cast nationwide and almost three times the total of its nearest rival. The Nepali Congress follows with 7,60,485, the CPN-UML with 6,46,770, the Nepali Communist Party with 3,04,062, the Rastriya Prajatantra Party with 1,63,151 and the Shram Sanskriti Party with 1,07,032. The Janata Samajwadi Party received 52,424, Rastriya Parivartan Party 49,757, Janmat Party 25,097 and Nepal Majdoor Kisan Party 24,625. Dhanusha-1 result withheld Separately, the Election Commission has directed that the result for Dhanusha Constituency-1 remain unannounced pending a Supreme Court order. The commission had cancelled the candidacy of RSP candidate Kishori Sah 'Kamal' on March 2 after finding his name on the blacklist of the Credit Information Centre. As the matter is currently under Supreme Court review, the commission has instructed the Office of the Election Officer for Dhanusha-1 to withhold the first-past-the-post result until the court issues its ruling. Final results and formal declarations are expected over the coming days as the remaining count is completed.