Nation Building Party Chair Samim Miyan Ansari says the party aims to create employment within Nepal, curb youth migration, and ensure quality education and affordable healthcare nationwide, as several leaders quit RSP to join the new party.
Nepal Verified News
Tue Jan 27 2026
Chairperson of the Nation Building Party, Samim Miyan Ansari, has claimed that the party was formed with the objective of creating employment opportunities within the country and stopping youth migration.
Addressing a party entry program held in Kathmandu on Tuesday, Chairperson Ansari said the party’s main agendas include providing quality education, improving the literacy rate, and ensuring affordable and accessible healthcare services across all seven provinces. While welcoming leaders who left the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) and joined his party, Ansari described RSP as a capitalist party. He further claimed that only the Nation Building Party can provide a way forward for the country, as it works with the interests of the nation and its people at the center rather than for financial gain.
Ansari said, “This party was formed with the aim of creating jobs within the country and stopping youth migration. It was formed to provide quality education and improve the literacy rate, and to ensure cheap and accessible healthcare services in all seven provinces. While the Rastriya Swatantra Party claims it will secure a majority in the upcoming elections, the way young people are joining our party today shows that the Nation Building Party is the force that can lead the country toward solutions. RSP is a capitalist party. Balen is riding an eight-crore-rupee vehicle, and each candidate is being asked for Rs 50,000. Our party is not meant for making money. We work by placing the nation and the people above all else.”
On Tuesday, more than a dozen leaders and cadres, including Taj Mohammad Miyan, left the Rastriya Swatantra Party and joined the Nation Building Party.
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