Ashika announces independent run for HoR
She noted that after weeks of serious discussion and self-reflection about entering active politics, she has decided to move forward outside the framework of party politics.
KATHMANDU: Social activist Ashika Tamang has announced her decision to contest the upcoming House of Representatives election as an independent candidate.
In a Facebook post, Tamang said she plans to run in the parliamentary election scheduled for March 5, prioritizing Kathmandu Constituency No. 2 or No. 9.
She noted that after weeks of serious discussion and self-reflection about entering active politics, she has decided to move forward outside the framework of party politics.
“I have decided not to affiliate with any political party and hereby announce my independent candidacy in the upcoming parliamentary election, with Kathmandu Constituency No. 2 and No. 9 as my priority,” Tamang wrote in her post.
Emphasizing the need to rise above traditional party-based politics, Tamang said her decision reflects a commitment to an independent political path focused on public service and accountability.
Her announcement has drawn attention on social media, with many viewing it as a notable move amid growing public interest in independent candidates.
