Kathmandu. The National Genji Party Nepal has submitted an application for party registration to the Election Commission on Sunday. According to the party, the party was formed because a new party was needed to politically institutionalize the recently completed Genji Movement, protect it from counter-revolution and find a democratic solution.
The Election Commission has suggested to reconsider the name and symbol of the party. Acting Chief Commissioner Ram Prasad Bhandari and Commissioner Sagun Shamsher Jabara have suggested to improve the name and symbol. The symbol of the party is 'Double Cross Khukuri'.

The party's federal office is in Anamnagar. According to the statute, officials can serve a maximum of two terms and the age limit is 65 years at all levels. The party has considered social liberalism as a political principle. The main pillars of the National Genji Party are youth, federalism, secularism, proportional inclusion, environmentalism, rights of sexual minorities and republicanism. 32-year-old Kiran Bik has been elected as the president of the party. Bik Jenji, a resident of Butwal, is an active activist of the movement. He has a bachelor's degree in filmmaking and law and a master's degree in urban planning.