The Shram Sanskriti Party, led by Harka Sampang, held a major rally in Kathmandu—its first large public show of strength in the capital following its registration with the Election Commission.

The gathering at Sifal Chaur was organised under the theme “Organisation Expansion and Party Entry Programme.” A notable turnout of leaders, activists and supporters marked the event, with party chairperson and Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City mayor Harka Sampang at the forefront. He opened the programme by lighting a ceremonial lamp.

Participants arrived with Nepal’s national flags and placards displaying the party’s election symbol. The Shram Sanskriti Party has been assigned the election symbol of soil held in two cupped hands.