Gen-Z Uprising: RSP's Final Push Challenges Old Guard Ahead of March 5 Polls

As the March 5 national election draws near, Balen Shah’s RSP is mounting a formidable 'Gen-Z Uprising,' threatening to disrupt the long-standing dominance of the CPN-UML and NC. This election is increasingly framed as a generational battle, with young voters energized by RSP's anti-establishment narrative and social media presence. Analysts are closely watching for signs of coalition shifts, as a strong RSP showing could force traditional parties into unprecedented alliances or even minority governments. The electoral math suggests a fragmented parliament is likely, making post-election coalition negotiations crucial for stability. The influence of first-time voters and urban youth is poised to be a decisive factor, potentially redefining Nepal's political landscape for the next decade.

• RSP's youth-driven momentum puts coalition math into unprecedented flux, signaling a potential paradigm shift in Nepali politics.