Application for registration of 5 political parties only on Friday

Kathmandu. Only on Friday, five political parties have applied for registration in the Election Commission. According to the Commission, Yogendra Mandal, Chandra Prakash Subedi, Savin Sigdel, Ratnaprasad Shrestha and Riaz Ahmed Shesh have applied for the registration of their parties.

Yogendra Mandal has applied for registration of Rashtriya Urjasheel Party Nepal, Chandra Prakash Subedi Sunder Nepal Nirman Party, Savin Sigdel Rashtra Nirman Party, Ratna Prasad Shrestha Civil Supremacy Party Nepal and Riaz Ahmed Shesh have applied for registration of Rashtriya Swaraj Party. According to Election Commission joint secretary and spokesperson Narayan Prasad Bhattarai, the application for party registration is currently under study.

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