The Gatisheel Democratic Party, formed following the Genji movement, has officially been registered with the Election Commission of Nepal. On Monday, the Commission’s Secretary, Mahadev Panth, handed over the party’s registration certificate to Chairperson Dr. Dinesh Prasai.

The party includes prominent individuals such as businessman Virendra Bahadur Basnet, former owner of Buddha Air, among its members. Chairperson Prasai stated that the party was established with the objective of building the nation collectively with citizens, and its primary agenda is job creation.

Prasai emphasized, “We are not just businesspeople. I have also taught Political Sociology at Tribhuvan University for 15 years. First and foremost, we are citizens of this country. Its future should be shaped by us all together. We formed this party after two years of extensive discussion on how to generate employment, focusing on sectors like tourism, agriculture, IT, education, and health.”

Leaders, including businessman Basnet, attended the certificate handover and reiterated their commitment to addressing unemployment through tourism, agriculture, education, and health initiatives, aiming to create meaningful opportunities for the nation’s workforce.