The party has launched a website www.Work4Nepal.com to provide information and required assistance to the helpless Nepalis willing to return to Nepal.

The portal aims at connecting returning migrant workers with the employers in Nepal.

The party is set to help the migrant workers to gain employment opportunities in government and non-government organizations as per their skill set and expertise.

Meanwhile, the party representatives have already held discussions with the Nepali ambassadors in countries including Qatar, Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and Egypt to understand the condition of Nepalis.

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The Sajha Party led by Rabindra Mishra and the Bibeksheel Nepali Dal led by Ujwal Thapa have merged to form the Bibeksheel Sajha Party (BSP), with a focus to establish a strong alternative political force. The unification of the two parties was announced at a press conference in Kathmandu on Wednesday.

Mishra and Thapa will function as the joint-coordinators of the party, which will have a 34-member central committee with 17 members each from both the constituent parties.

Addressing the gathering, Mishra said that the unified party will have a center-left political ideology and will never engage in corruption. In his speech, Thapa said that the new party will work for sweeping away the anomalies in politics and will be a platform for all rational and common forces.

The party plans to contest the third phase of the upcoming local elections on September 18.

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