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- ↑ "Karma Thinley". www.nab.gov.bt.
- ↑ "DPT chooses former teacher as candidate for Wamrong".
- ↑ "DPT will form a strong opposition : DPT president Pema Gyamtsho". Business Bhutan.
- ↑ Live election results Bhutan News Network