Registering the team, Mirage Dhungana, will hold a press conference tomorrow afternoon
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- Fri, 17 October 2025
Kathmandu. Genji Yuva Mirage Dhungana is going to register a new party. Dhungana has said that he will announce the name of the party by holding a press conference at Everest Hotel in Kathmandu at 1 pm on Saturday. He said that he will register the party based on the agenda of the direct executive prime minister, ensuring the right of Nepalis living abroad to cast their votes. By releasing a video through social media, he informed that the party formation negotiation committee has been formed.
Dhungana said that the Genji movement has brought new opportunities to the country and a situation has arisen where a political party must be opened. However, he also expressed a clear opinion that he will not participate in the election in the current situation.
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