Gen Z reps call on Nepali political parties to take part in March elections

Kathmandu : Representatives of the Gen Z protests have called on all political parties in Nepal to participate in the mid-term polls scheduled for March 5, 2026.     

Speaking to  media following a meeting with the Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Saturday, they expressed strong belief that all political parties would take part in the elections and make the most of the opportunity.     

Describing the election as a democratic process, Gen Z representative Miraj Dhungana stated that elections are a means of electing the people's representatives. He expressed hope that the elections would be conducted in a free, fair, and impartial manner.     

He urged all political parties to engage in the electoral process and take part in fair competition. "A new force may emerge from the election," he added. Dhungana also stressed that those who played a significant role in elevating the street movement should be included in the current Council of Ministers.     

On Friday, President Ramchandra Paudel convened a meeting with leaders of political parties, including representatives from the dissolved parliament and the government, to discuss the upcoming elections.     

During the meeting, political parties demanded guarantees of peace and security for the elections, while the government urged all parties to participate in the elections, RSS news agency reported.