Kathmandu: The Janaswaraj Party, formed after a split from the Janamat Party, has been officially registered by the Election Commission. The commission announced that it decided to accept the party’s application for registration on October 14, including its statute, flag, election symbol, and other details.
According to National News Agency Nepal, Deepak Kumar Sah is currently serving as the chairman of the Janaswaraj Party. The party has outlined its core ideological principles, which include prosperity, social justice, and complete self-governance, also known as Swaraj, for the people. It is committed to finding practical solutions for the new generation and promoting a participatory political culture.