Progressive Democratic Party Declaration
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 23 November 2025
Kathmandu. The Progressive Democratic Party has been announced. In a program organized in Kathmandu on Sunday, the Progressive Democratic Party was announced with the unity of Santosh Pariyar, who left the National Socialist Party, NSPA Naya Shakti, Pragathisheel National Campaign.
Dr. Leaders like Baburam Bhattarai, Janardan Sharma, Sudan Kirati, Santosh Pariyar hoisted the party flag and announced the formation of the Progressive Democratic Party. The party's election symbol is the eye, while progressive socialism is the guiding principle, the leaders said.
It is said that the party will have a 7-member chairmanship and 151 central members.
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