As the Ujjaya Nepal Party (UNEPA) moves forward under the leadership of Kulman Ghising, documents including a new working committee and statute have been registered with the Election Commission for updating.

As Ghising is currently a minister in the interim government, the party details have been updated by making former secretary Anup Kumar Upadhyay the president. Upadhyay has said that Ghising will become the party president after leaving the post of minister.

UNEPA has also mentioned in its statute what are the party's objectives and what are the commitments to fulfill them. UNEPA leaders have also given an answer to the question of why the party had to be formed in the statute itself.

UNEPA's statute states that the people had hoped and trusted that the situation would change due to the political changes that have taken place in Nepal at various times, but that a new political party had to be formed in a situation where 'the people have repeatedly questioned the integrity and honesty of the political and administrative leadership running the state'.

UNEPA, which described the Genji movement as 'unprecedented', has mentioned in the preamble to the statute that it will focus on long-term systemic reforms and will continue the hopes of the new generation and the struggle of the old generation.

UNEPA has expressed its commitment to move forward on the path of a pluralistic welfare state. The party is committed to bringing light to the people and bringing about a fundamental change in the standard of living through economic prosperity by developing national capital. The statute states that 'the operation and management of the party will be democratic, inclusive, clean, reliable, transparent and systematic'.

UNEPA has stated that 'participatory inclusive democracy, community socialism and multiculturalism and national unity' will be the party's basic principles.

This party has also written 15 points of commitment in the statute. In which, the party is committed to constitutional supremacy and the rule of law, a pluralistic welfare state, civil liberties and human rights, institutional reform, transparency and accountability, good governance and effective service delivery. Similarly, a commitment has also been made to a liberal economy, economic prosperity and sustainable development, freedom of the press and the right to information, a merit-based fair selection system, humanistic values, innovation and technology-friendly governance. The statute states that UNEPA is committed to equality and equitable inclusion, environmental rights and climate justice, digital democracy, and youth-based leadership, and that it will adopt a balanced foreign policy.

UNEPA's statute states that the party's objectives will move forward under the Constitution and the Act. The statute states that the party will fulfill its political objectives by 'organizing individuals committed to the same political ideology, philosophy and program and conducting peaceful political activities for building a self-respecting nation with progress, prosperity and social justice.'

UNEPA has taken the first objective of strengthening the federal democratic republic. 'To put the values ​​and principles of community socialism into practice, and to strengthen the federal democratic republic with full inclusive participation and social justice.'

This party has also taken the aim of building a prosperous, developed, self-respecting nation while protecting Nepal's glorious history as well as national independence, geographical integrity and sovereignty. 'To make the party's internal democracy systematic and transparent, as well as to make politics equipped, sophisticated, accountable to the people, dignified and ethical,' the statute of UNEPA states, 'To ensure the political, economic, social, linguistic, cultural and religious rights and personal freedom of every citizen while fully respecting human rights.'

UNEPA, which has taken the aim of establishing multicultural diversity as a source of strength and development of the nation while maintaining national unity and social harmony, has said that it will manage the freedom of the press and expression. 'To ensure the freedom of the media and increase access to information to the public by managing the freedom of the press and expression,' the statute submitted by UNEPA to the Election Commission states.

These things are also mentioned in the objective of this party, which emphasizes improving the delivery of public services. UNEPA aims to 'enhance good governance, zero tolerance for corruption and public credibility by making public service delivery technology-friendly, effective, transparent, accountable and responsive'.

This party also aims to ensure equal access and rights to socially and economically disadvantaged people of all genders, classes, castes and communities.

UNEPA, which has taken the aim of 'achieving sustainable economic development and high economic growth rates by developing agriculture, tourism, industry, hydropower, infrastructure development, entrepreneurship and skilled human resources', has said that it will build a modern economy by developing information technology and digital infrastructure.

UNEPA aims to build a party that embraces a liberal economy with social justice. UNEPA aims to 'establish inclusion as the beginning of justice, participation as the soul of democracy, service as the religion of leadership and respect for merit as the basis for development'.

This party has said that it will ensure overall economic progress and prosperity through the development of an innovative and creative economy by adopting a youth-centered employment-oriented policy.  The statute provides for the office bearers to be the chairperson, outgoing chairperson, 2 vice-chairpersons including at least 1 woman, general secretary, 2 deputy general secretaries including at least 1 woman, 7 secretaries including at least 3 women, and a treasurer. It is stated that one-third of women and one-third of youth will be represented in the central committee, and the term of the central committee will be five years.

The statute itself stipulates that the chairperson, office bearers, and federal members of UNEPA cannot be candidates for more than two consecutive terms in the same position. There is also a provision that a 10 percent secretariat will be formed from the federal committee.

The party has said that there will be three types of party members. The statute mentions that there will be voluntary members, party members, and honorary members. The party entry fee and renewal fee are said to be two hundred rupees, while voluntary and honorary members are not charged.

UNEPA has sent the list of only 51 members to the Election Commission. The list of central committee members that has reached the Election Commission for registration includes Chairman Anup Kumar Upadhyay. He is the former Secretary of the Ministry of Energy.

The central members include Tara Prasad Joshi, Prof. Dr. Mahendra Sundar Lawati, Ghanshyam Pandey, Dr. Sagar Dhakal, Dr. Abhishek Raj Singh, Shankar Dhakal, Tej Narayan Yadav, Rima Bishwakarma, Tasi Lhanjom, Raju Thapa, Vishal Bhandari, Shri Gurung, Nilima Basnet, Dipendra Jamarakattel, Sita Devi Pandey, Gyanendra Kumar Tamang, Dakendra Singh Thegim. Ashutosh Vijay Pant, Dambar Lawati, Hira Prasad Soti (Kiran BK), Somprasad Chaudhary, Vijay Kandel, Arvind Sah, Dhan Bahadur Mikchan, Kushal Gurung, Nitraz Silwal, Lakpa Footi Sherpa, Subhash Pradhan, Jitram Lama, Saraswata Subba are also included  One of them is Tasi Lhajom . She says she is not in any political party . She said she is not aware of how her name was included in the central committee and forwarded to the Election Commission .