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HALIMAY JHEE- AROUND THE WORLD- SUMAN SAYAMI

Suman Sayami is a prominent Nepalese activist and politician who has become a significant figure in Kathmandu’s socio-political landscape. He is best known for his grassroots leadership and his advocacy for indigenous rights and heritage preservation. Key Background & Activism Heritage Preservation: Sayami rose to prominence as a leader of the Valley Road Expansion Victimization Struggle Committee. He campaigned vigorously against the demolition of traditional Newar homes and heritage sites during road expansion projects in Kathmandu, arguing for the protection of ancestral property rights. Cultural Identity: He is a staunch defender of the Newar community's language, culture, and traditions, often highlighting the displacement of local inhabitants due to rapid, unregulated urbanization. Political Career Suman Sayami transitioned from activism to formal politics to bring his movement’s demands to a legislative level: 2022 Local Elections: He ran as an independent candidate for the Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City. While he didn't win (the seat went to Balen Shah), he secured a surprising and significant number of votes, signaling strong local support for his agenda. 2022 General Elections: Following the local elections, he contested for a seat in the House of Representatives from Kathmandu Constituency 8 under the the stick symbol .But couldn't get victory. Political Philosophy: His platform generally focuses on "non-partisan" governance, preservation of the "originality" of Kathmandu, and ensuring that development doesn't come at the cost of the local population's identity. The Merger: On January 14, 2026, Sayami’s group (formerly part of the Rastriya Mukti Party where he served as senior vice-chairman) merged with the NCP. Candidate for 2026: He has been officially handed a ticket by the NCP to contest the upcoming general election on March 5, 2026, for the Kathmandu-8 constituency. Why He Matters Sayami represents a growing trend in Nepal where local activists are bypassing traditional political parties to challenge the status quo. He is often seen as the voice of the "Old Kathmandu" residents who feel sidelined by modern developmental policies.