Rastriya Swatantra Party

Foundation and early years (2022–2025)

On 16 June 2022, Rabi Lamichhane resigned as managing director of Galaxy 4K television and announced that he would be contesting in the 2022 general elections for a seat at the House of Representatives.^[20] On 21 June 2022, he announced the formation of Rastriya Swatantra Party along with a 21-member central committee.^[16][21] The party was formally registered in the Election Commission on 1 July 2022 with Rabi Lamichhane as the founding president and a bell inside a circle as its election symbol.^[22]

The party field candidates in 131 constituencies for the 2022 general election, but did not contest the provincial elections. The party won seven direct seats and 13 proportional seats to the House of Representatives.^[23] It received 10.70% of the party list vote and became one of seven national parties in the Federal Parliament.^[24] Following the election, the party joined the coalition government of Pushpa Kamal Dahal with party president Rabi Lamichhane serving as deputy prime minister.^[25] Indira Rana Magar from the party was elected as the deputy speaker of the House of Representatives.^[26]

The party withdrew from the cabinet after Lamichhane's citizenship was declared invalid by the Supreme Court, but continued to support the government.^[27][28] Following the decision, Dol Prasad Aryal became acting president of the party.^[29][30] The party replaced list MP Dhaka Kumar Shrestha and expelled him from the party following corruption accusations.^[31][32]

The party contested the by-elections in 2023 and gained a seat in Tanahun 1 while Lamichhane was re-elected from Chitwan 2.^[33][34] The party rejoined the coalition government of Dahal on March 2024, but the cabinet was dissolved after a breakdown in the alliance a month later.^[35][36] The party expelled general secretary Mukul Dhakal from the party for violating party rules.^[37]

Party president Lamichhane was arrested in October 2024 following accusations of cooperative fraud and Dol Prasad Aryal served as acting president.^[38] In June 2025, Kabindra Burlakoti was appointed as general secretary and Manish Jha was appointed as party spokesperson.^[39]

Gen Z protests (2025–present)

Following the Gen Z protests, former MP Sumana Shrestha resigned from the party.^[40] Chief whip Santosh Pariyar also left the party and joined the Pragatisheel Loktantrik Party.^[41][42] In December 2025, Bibeksheel Sajha Party merged into the party.^[43] The party also signed an agreement to merge with Ujyaalo Nepal Party and to bring Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah into the party.^[44] The agreement with Ujyaalo Nepal Party later collapsed and the merger did not go ahead.^[45] The party won a near-supermajority of 182 out of 275 seats in the 2026 national elections, and its candidate Balen Shah became prime minister on 27 March 2026.^[19]

Under Balen Cabinet

Under Dahal Cabinet

Natural order of the economy

The party endorses an economy with individual rights, where industrial and commercial activities are off-limits to the government, which cannot interfere with economic relations between individuals, groups, classes, or entire nations. The party supports the idea that economic freedom will drive the economy to prosperity and that planning and interference by the government disrupt the economy and have adverse effects.^{[52][53][54][55]}

Electoral reform

It also supports the introduction of recall elections, the right to reject and a provision for absentee ballots. The party also supports directly electing the prime minister and directly electing chief ministers for the seven provinces of Nepal.^[16][21][56]

The party in its manifesto for the 2022 elections also supported the idea of a non-partisan president elected by an expanded electoral college which would incorporate elected representatives from ward chairs to federal lawmakers and also touted the idea of the chairman of the National Assembly acting as the de facto vice-president.^[57] The party also seeks to end political appointments in constitutional bodies and has called for the Constitutional Council to be scrapped, and for appointments to constitutional bodies be recommended by the National Assembly and confirmed by the House of Representatives instead. The party has also called for the dissolution of provincial assemblies, district co-ordination committees and has stood in favour of a provincial council which would be elected by the heads of local governments in the province. The party chair Rabi Lamichhane did not cast his vote at the 2022 provincial elections.^[58][59]

Economic and social welfare

The party sees the private sector, co-operatives and the public sector as the three pillars of the economy. The party favors competition and seeks to establish a growing role of the private sector as an alternative to the public sector in order to deliver services to the people and for economic growth. The party wants to end income tax for people in the lowest octile of earners in the country. The party also seeks to establish food banks in every ward in the country and to guarantee nutrition assistance for people living under the poverty line by issuing them ration cards. The party also seeks to expand the current social welfare system and to include private insurance companies in the social welfare system.^[60]

Healthcare

The party supports the establishment of a single-payer healthcare system and the establishment of at least one laboratory and a 750-bed hospital in each of the seven provinces, a 50 to 100-bed hospital in each of the 77 districts, a 6 to 25-bed hospital in each local unit and a clinic in each ward in the country. The party also wants to establish a centralized national ambulance service, health and quality assurance accreditation board, a food and drug department, a central disease board and a health innovation & development board. The party also wants to create a health workers act for public healthcare workers.^[60]

Corruption

The party seeks to crackdown on corruption by introducing a Whistleblower Protection Act to protect whistleblowers and by establishing an Anti-Corruption Police under the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority.^[60]

Women and sexual minorities

The party has also called for the establishment of shelters for victims of abuse and the creation of a fund to help victims of human trafficking, domestic violence and acid attack victims. The party also seeks to promote entrepreneurship among women and sexual minorities by establishing funds for businesses where at least sixty percent of the shareholders or employees are female or of a sexual minority group.^[60]

Party Chairman

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No.	Party Chair	Portrait	Term of office
1	Rabi Lamichhane		1 July 2022	27 January 2023
―	Dol Prasad Aryal		27 January 2023	29 January 2023
(1)	Rabi Lamichhane		29 January 2023[18]	Incumbent

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Deputy Chairman

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No.	Party Vice-chair	Portrait	Term of office
1	Dol Prasad Aryal		1 July 2022[63]	Incumbent
	Swarnim Wagle		29 November 2023[63]	Incumbent

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Leader of the Parliamentary Party

• Balendra Shah (2026–Present)^[64][65][66]

General secretary

• Kabindra Burlakoti (July 2024–present)^[67][68]
• Mukul Dhakal (June 2022–July 2024)^[18][69]
• Bhupdev Shah (April 2026–present)^[70]

Joint General Secretary

• Bipin Kumar Acharya (2025–present)^[63][71]
• Sumana Shrestha (2023–2025)^[63]

Chief Whip

• Santosh Pariyar (2023–2025)^[72][63]
• Nisha Dangi (2025–2026)^[73]
• Kabindra Burlakoti (2026–present)^[74]

Spokesperson

• Manish Jha (2023–present)^[63]

Co-spokesperson

• Pratibha Rawal (2025–present)^[75][76][77]

Party Treasurer

• Lima Adhikari(2025–present)^[78][79][80]

Joint Treasurer

• Basu Maya Tamang^[81]

Prime Ministers of Nepal

List of Deputy Prime Ministers

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No.	Deputy PM	Portrait	Term in office			Assembly	Constituency	Prime Minister
			Start	End	Tenure
1	Rabi Lamichhane		26 December 2022	27 January 2023	32 days	2nd Federal Parliament of Nepal	Chitwan 2	Pushpa Kamal Dahal

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Pratinidhi Shabha (2026–present)

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No.	MPs	Portrait	Constituency	Assumed office	End Office	Tenure	Preceded by
1.	Rabi Lamichhane		Chitwan 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Krishna Bhakta Pokhrel
2.	Balendra Shah		Jhapa 5	27 March 2026		45 days	K.P. Sharma Oli
3.	Swarnim Wagle		Tanahun 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Chandra Paudel
4.	Dol Prasad Aryal		Kathmandu 9	27 March 2026		45 days	Krishna Gopal Shrestha
5.	Kabindra Burlakoti		Gorkha 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Pushpa Kamal Dahal
6.	Manish Jha		Dhanusha 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Julie Kumari Mahato
7.	Shishir Khanal		Kathmandu 6	27 March 2026		45 days	Bhimsen Das Pradhan
8.	Biraj Bhakta Shrestha		Kathmandu 8	27 March 2026		45 days	Jeevan Ram Shrestha
9.	Hari Dhakal		Chitwan 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Surendra Pandey
10.	Nisha Dangi		Jhapa 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Bishwa Prakash Sharma
11.	Sobita Gautam		Chitwan 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Bikram Pandey
12.	Bipin Kumar Acharya		Dang 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Rekha Sharma
13.	Toshima Karki		Lalitpur 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Pampha Bhusal
14.	Indira Ranamagar		Jhapa 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Dev Raj Ghimire
15.	Ganesh Parajuli		Kathmandu 7	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Bir Manandhar
16.	Amresh Kumar Singh		Sarlahi 4	27 March 2026		45 days	-
17.	Jagdish Kharel		Lalitpur 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Prem Bahadur Maharjan
18.	Sasmit Pokharel		Kathmandu 5	27 March 2026		45 days	Pradip Paudel
19.	Ranju Darshana		Kathmandu 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Prakash Man Singh
20.	Bablu Gupta		Siraha 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Shankar Yadav
21.	Rajunath Pandey		Kathmandu 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Santosh Chalise
22.	Yagyamani Neupane		Morang 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Dig Bahadur Limbu
23.	Pukar Bam		Kathmandu 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Gagan Thapa
24.	Deepak Raj Bohara		Kanchanpur 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Narayan Prakash Saud
25.	Ganesh Karki		Morang 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Sunil Sharma
26.	Sagar Dhakal		Gulmi 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Chandra Bhandari
27.	Mohan Lal Acharya		Kapilvastu 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Balram Adhikari
28.	Lekhjung Thapa		Rupandehi 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Deepak Bohara
29.	Shreeram Neupane		Tanahun 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Shankar Bhandari
30.	Krishna Hari Budhathoki		Ramechhap 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Purna Bahadur Tamang
31.	Pradip Bista		Kathmandu 10	27 March 2026		45 days	Rajendra Kumar KC
32.	Rajiv Khatri		Bhaktapur 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Durlabh Thapa Chhetri
33.	Bishwaraj Pokharel		Okhaldhunga 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Hari Khatiwada
34.	Sulabh Kharel		Rupandehi 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Bishnu Prasad Paudel
35.	Dhananjaya Regmi		Syangja 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Raju Thapa
36.	Shiv Shankar Yadav		Siraha 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Raj Kishor Yadav
37.	Sudan Gurung		Gorkha 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Rajendra Bajgain
38.	Sunil K.C.		Kathmandu 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Sobita Gautam
39.	Badan Kumar Bhandari		Kavrepalanchok 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Gokul Prasad Baskota
40.	Tara Prasad Joshi		Dadeldhura 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Sher Bahadur Deuba
41.	Ashok Kumar Chaudhary		Sunsari 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Bhagwati Chaudhary
42.	Prakash Pathak		Jhapa 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Rajendra Prasad Lingden
43.	Arvind Sah		Bara 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Jwala Kumari Sah
44.	Shambhu Prasad Dhakal		Jhapa 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Lal Prasad Sawa Limbu
45.	Uttam Prasad Paudel		Kaski 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Bidya Bhattarai
46.	Sunil Lamsal		Rupandehi 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Chhabilal Bishwakarma
47.	Aashish Gajurel		Sindhuli 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Lekhnath Dahal
48.	Nitima Bhandari		Sarlahi 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Prakash Chaudhary
49.	Sushil Khadka		Baglung 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Chitra Bahadur K.C.
50.	Kamal Subedi		Dang 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Deepak Giri
51.	Hari Prasad Bhusal		Arghakhanchi 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Top Bahadur Rayamajhi
52.	Bodh Narayan Shrestha		Dhading 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Nath Adhikari
53.	Bikram Timilsina		Nuwakot 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Hit Bahadur Tamang
54.	Khadak Raj Paudel		Kaski 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Man Bahadur Gurung
55.	Bharat Prasad Parajuli		Sindhupalchok 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Madhav Sapkota
56.	Sushant Vaidik		Pyuthan 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Surya Bahadur Thapa Chhetri
57.	Gauri Kumari Yadav		Mahottari 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Mahendra Kumar Raya
58.	Rubina Acharya		Morang 6	27 March 2026		45 days	Shekhar Koirala
59.	Bikram Khanal		Nawalparasi 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Binod Chaudhary
60.	Rahbar Ansari		Bara 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Krishna Kumar Shrestha
61.	Som Sharma		Baglung 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Devendra Paudel
62.	Rukesh Ranjit		Bhaktapur 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Prem Suwal
63.	K.P. Khanal		Kailali 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Arun Kumar Chaudhary
64.	Asha Jha		Morang 5	27 March 2026		45 days	Yogendra Mandal
65.	Ashika Tamang		Dhading 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Rajendra Prasad Pandey
66.	Hari Mohan Bhandari		Baitadi 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Damodar Bhandari
67.	Madhu Kumar Chaulagain		Kavrepalanchok 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Surya Man Dong Tamang
68.	Govinda Panthi		Gulmi 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Gokarna Bista
69.	Ananda Bahadur Chand		Kailali 5	27 March 2026		45 days	Dilli Raj Pant
70.	Dharmaraj K.C.		Lamjung 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Prithvi Subba Gurung
71.	Ramjee Yadav		Saptari 2	27 March 2026		45 days	CK Raut
72.	Gyanendra Singh Mahata		Kanchanpur 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Ramesh Lekhak
73.	Rajan Gautam		Nawalpur 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Shashanka Koirala
74.	Buddha Ratna Maharjan		Lalitpur 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Udaya Shumsher Rana
75.	Ramesh Kumar Sapkota		Surkhet 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Hridaya Ram Thani
76.	Komal Gyawali		Kailali 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Ranjeeta Shrestha
77.	Lal Bikram Thapa		Sunsari 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Bhim Acharya
78.	Ganesh Dhimal		Bara 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Achyut Prasad Mainali
79.	Madhav Bahadur Thapa		Palpa 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Thakur Prasad Gaire
80.	Buddhi Prasad Pant		Parsa 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Pradeep Yadav
81.	Jagat Prasad Joshi		Kailali 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Ganga Ram Chaudhary
82.	Santosh Rajbanshi		Morang 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Aman Lal Modi
83.	Manish Khanal		Nawalpur 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Bishnu Kumar Karki
84.	Prakash Gautam		Makwanpur 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Deepak Bahadur Singh
85.	Bikram Thapa		Kapilvastu 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Surendra Raj Acharya
86.	Ujjwal Kumar Jha		Mahottari 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Mahantha Thakur
87.	Thakur Singh Tharu		Bardiya 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Sanjay Kumar Gautam
88.	Sagar Bhusal		Parbat 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Padam Giri
89.	Narendra Kumar Gupta		Nawalparasi 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Dhruba Bahadur Pradhan
90.	Achuttam Lamichhane		Nuwakot 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Arjun Narasingha KC
91.	Devraj Pathak		Dang 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Metmani Chaudhary
92.	Khagendra Sunar		Banke 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Kishore Singh Rathore
93.	Shreedhar Pokharel		Bardiya 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Lalbir Chaudhary
94.	Khem Raj Koirala		Kailali 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Bir Bahadur Balayar
95.	Surya Bahadur Tamang		Udayapur 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Ambar Bahadur Rayamajhi
96.	Bina Gurung		Kaski 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Damodar Prasad Bairagi
97.	Suresh Kumar Chaudhary		Banke 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Surya Prasad Dhakal
98.	Raj Kishor Mahato		Dhanusha 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Raghubir Mahaseth
99.	Ram Binod Yadav		Dhanusha 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Ram Krishna Yadav
100.	Janak Singh Dhami		Kanchanpur 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Tara Lama Tamang
101.	Pramod Kumar Mahato		Mahottari 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Giriraj Mani Pokharel
102.	Tapeshwor Yadav		Siraha 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Birendra Prasad Mahato
103.	Prashant Uprety		Makwanpur 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Mahesh Kumar Bartaula
104.	Krishna Kumar Karki		Morang 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Rishikesh Pokharel
105.	Tek Bahadur Shakya		Parsa 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Ramesh Rijal
106.	Ganesh Paudel		Rautahat 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Dev Prasad Timilsena
107.	Sushil Kumar Kanu		Parsa 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Ajay Chaurasiya
108.	Ravindra Patel		Rautahat 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Prabhu Sah
109.	Ramakant Chaurasiya		Parsa 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Raj Kumar Gupta
110.	Rajesh Kumar Chuadhary		Rautahat 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Madhav Kumar Nepal
111.	Taufiq Ahmed Khan		Rupandehi 5	27 March 2026		45 days	Basudev Ghimire
112.	Dhanendra Karki		Sindhuli 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Shyam Kumar Ghimire
113.	Dipak Kumar Sah		Mahottari 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Sharat Singh Bhandari
114.	Kanhaiya Baniya		Rupandehi 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Sarbendra Nath Shukla
115.	Pushpa Kumari Chaudhary		Saptari 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Nawal Kishor Sah
116.	Amarkant Chaudhary		Saptari 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Dinesh Kumar Yadav
117.	Sitaram Sah		Saptari 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Teju Lal Chaudhary
118.	Narendra Sah Kalwar		Sarlahi 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Rameshwar Raya Yadav
119.	Rabin Mahato		Sarlahi 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Mahindra Ray Yadav
120.	Shambhu Kumar Yadav		Siraha 3	27 March 2026		45 days	Lila Nath Shrestha
121.	Parash Mani Gelal		Udayapur 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Narayan Khadka
122.	Jhabilal Dumre		Syangja 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Dhanraj Gurung
123.	Chandan Kumar Singh		Bara 2	27 March 2026		45 days	Upendra Yadav
124.	Deepak Kumar Sah		Sunsari 4	27 March 2026		45 days	Gyanendra Bahadur Karki
125.	Jagadish Kharel		Dolakha 1	27 March 2026		45 days	Ganga Karki

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No.	MPs	Portrait	Assumed Office	End Office	Tenure	Category
126.	Pratibha Rawal		27 March 2026		45 days	Open
127.	Lima Adhikari		27 March 2026		45 days
128.	Ramesh Prasai		27 March 2026		45 days
129.	Rima Biswakarma		27 March 2026		45 days	Dalit
130.	Amrita B.K.		27 March 2026		45 days
131.	Purshuttam Yadav		27 March 2026		45 days	Madheshi
132.	Samina Miya		27 March 2026		45 days	Muslim
133.	Afsana Banu		27 March 2026		45 days
134.	Galaja Samim Mkirani		27 March 2026		45 days
135.	Geeta Chaudhary		27 March 2026		45 days	Tharu
136.	Surendra Chaudhary		27 March 2026		45 days
137.	Premlal Chaudhary		27 March 2026		45 days
138.	Karishma Kathariya		27 March 2026		45 days
139.	Khagendra Karna		27 March 2026		45 days	Madeshi
140.	Kamini Kumari		27 March 2026		45 days
141.	Sarita Mahato		27 March 2026		45 days
142.	Ankita Thakur		27 March 2026		45 days
143.	Lalita Kumari		27 March 2026		45 days
144.	Nisha Mehta		27 March 2026		45 days
145.	Punam Kumari Agrawal		27 March 2026		45 days
146.	Basumaya Tamang		27 March 2026		45 days	Indigenous
147.	Ganga Chatyal		27 March 2026		45 days
148.	Sumrima Udash		27 March 2026		45 days
149.	Anushka Shrestha		27 March 2026		45 days
150.	Ojaswi Sherchan		27 March 2026		45 days
151.	Srijana Shrestha		27 March 2026		45 days
152.	Rajini Shrestha		27 March 2026		45 days
153.	Kusum Maharjan		27 March 2026		45 days
154.	Bhumika Shrestha		27 March 2026		45 days
155.	Pramila Kuluju		27 March 2026		45 days
156.	Sujata Tamang		27 March 2026		45 days
157.	Kripa Maharjan		27 March 2026		45 days
158.	Aliza Gurung		27 March 2026		45 days
159.	Ram Lama		27 March 2026		45 days
160.	Khusbu Shrestha		27 March 2026		45 days
161.	Mingma Gyabu Sherpa		27 March 2026		45 days
162.	Prabha Dhakal		27 March 2026		45 days	Open
163.	Gyanu Paudel		27 March 2026		45 days
164.	Rata Kumari Thapa		27 March 2026		45 days
165.	Sobha Khanal		27 March 2026		45 days
166.	Prabha Karki		27 March 2026		45 days
167.	Manju Bhusal		27 March 2026		45 days
168.	Shristi Bhattarai		27 March 2026		45 days
169.	Aakriti Awasthi		27 March 2026		45 days
170.	Kranti Sikha Dhital		27 March 2026		45 days
171.	Tika Sangraula		27 March 2026		45 days
172.	Shradhha Kuwar		27 March 2026		45 days
173.	Samikshya Baskota		27 March 2026		45 days
174.	Bidhusi Rana		27 March 2026		45 days
175.	Rachana Khatiwoda		27 March 2026		45 days
176.	Prakash Chandra Pariyar		27 March 2026		45 days	Dalit
177.	Sita Badi		27 March 2026		45 days
178.	Khima B.K.		27 March 2026		45 days
179.	Tara Biswokarma		27 March 2026		45 days
180.	Sushma Swarnakar		27 March 2026		45 days
181.	Smriti Century		27 March 2026		45 days
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These MPs list of order is based on party power holdings, ministerial rank, and tenure in the House of Representatives.

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No.	MPs	Portrait	Assumed office	End office	Tenure	Preceded by	Constituency
1.	Rabi Lamichhane		1 July 2022	27 January 2023	210 days	Position Created	Chitwan 2
			29 January 2023	12 September 2025	2 years, 226 days	Dol Prasad Aryal
2.	Swarnim Wagle		28 April 2023		2 years, 137 days	Ram Chandra Poudel	Tanahun 1
3.	Sumana Shrestha		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	-	elected as a proportional representative
4.	Dol Prasad Aryal
5.	Manish Jha
6.	Biraj Bhakta Shrestha		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Jeevan Ram Shrestha	Kathmandu 8
7.	Toshima Karki		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Pampha Bhusal	Lalitpur 3
8.	Hari Dhakal		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Surendra Pandey	Chitwan 1
9.	Shishir Khanal		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Bhimsen Das Pradhan	Kathmandu 6
10.	Sobita Gautam		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Madhav Kumar Nepal	Kathmandu 2
11.	Ganesh Parajuli		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Rambir Manandhar	Kathmandu 7
12.	Santosh Pariyar		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	-	elected as a proportional representative
13.	Indira Ranamagar		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
14.	Chanda Karki		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
15.	Nisha Dangi		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
16.	Asim Shah		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
17.	Shiva Nepali		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
18.	Ashok Kumar Chaudhary		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
19.	Binita Kathayat		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
20.	Laxmi Tiwari		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days
21.	Bindabasini Kansakar		22 December 2022		2 years, 264 days	Dhaka Kumar Shrestha

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