The Ujjaya Nepal Party has released its manifesto for the upcoming elections. The manifesto states that the current state system should be further strengthened and the issue of economic prosperity should be taken forward.

The manifesto of the Nepali Nationalist Party (UNEPA), under the patronage of Kulman Ghising, who is leading the Ministry of Energy, Physical Infrastructure and Urban Development, states, 'A policy of zero tolerance against corruption, political interference and administrative abuse and a system of strict legal punishment and an end to policy-level corruption.'

Strengthening democracy and good political culture are the party's priorities and policies. The manifesto also states that protecting constitutional values ​​and human rights will be a priority. 'Full implementation of fundamental rights, civil liberties and democratic values ​​as enshrined in the Constitution and provided by international law,' the party's priorities and policies are stated, 'Legal, institutional and social reforms for the protection and promotion of citizens' rights.'

The UNPA has written about its commitment and policy regarding institutional reform and accountability, 'Enhancing transparency, accountability and professional competence in all organs of the state, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary.'

This party has also raised the issue of reforming the rule of law and the justice system. Committed to maintaining equality under the law and the independence of the judiciary, UNEPA has stated that it will adopt a policy of reforming the justice system and providing speedy, accessible and fair justice.

The manifesto states that it will adopt a policy of inclusive and proportional representation, and ensure proportional inclusive representation of caste, gender, sexual and gender minorities, geographical areas and backward communities in all state structures and in the selection of candidates.

UNEPA's manifesto states that it will run a special program to increase the political participation of minorities, women, youth and oppressed groups.