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Kathmandu: After the Gen Z movement, the registration of new political parties has surged ahead of the elections scheduled for Falgun 21. The Election Commission has seen a rush of parties seeking registration, while some older parties are restructuring.
Currently, seven parties have received certificates, and seven have been dissolved. A total of 28 parties are under registration, including Ujyalo Nepal Party, Rastriya Parivartan Party, Janyug Party, Rastriya Swaraj Party, Nepali Pratham Party, Navanirman Party, Awaz Party, and Pragatisheel Nagarik Party.
Although Energy Minister Kulman Ghising supports Ujyalo Nepal Party, his name is not officially listed. Other parties have proposed various election symbols, such as a bow, flute, cross and sickle, rose, circle, spade, banana tree, sapling, and fist with rice.
Several parties also have support from former Maoist leaders, Gen Z activists, and social activists, although the backing of some prominent figures remains undisclosed.
The flurry of registrations signals heightened political activity and intense competition over election symbols ahead of the upcoming vote.
जेनजी आन्दोलनपछि निर्वाचन आयोगमा नयाँ दलको लहर : २८ दल, कस्को चिन्ह के?
