13th September 2025, Kathmandu
The date, March 5, 2026, is now the most significant marker on Nepal’s political calendar. It is the day the country is slated to hold new general elections for the House of Representatives, following the dramatic dissolution of the Parliament.
Nepal Sets New Election Date
This date represents a critical turning point and the culmination of a period of intense public pressure and political change.
Why This Date Matters?
A Mandate for an Interim Government: The newly-appointed interim government, led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki, has a specific, time-bound mandate: to hold these elections within six months.
The announcement of the March 5, 2026, date underscores the seriousness and urgency of this mission.
The Path to Stability: For months, Nepal has been gripped by political instability, fueled by a youth-led movement demanding an end to corruption and a more accountable government. The election on this date is seen as the primary vehicle for addressing these demands and restoring political stability.
A New Beginning: The election on March 5, 2026, will give the people of Nepal the opportunity to elect a new parliament and, in turn, a new government with a fresh mandate.
This is a chance for a reset, a new beginning that many hope will lead to more effective and responsible leadership.
The interim government is now tasked with managing the country and preparing for this crucial election. All eyes will be on Nepal as it moves towards this pivotal date, with the hope that the elections will be conducted in a free, fair, and transparent manner, setting the country on a path towards a more stable future.
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