Member, House of Representatives
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Aakriti Awasthi serves in the House of Representatives for Rastriya Swatantra Party, selected through proportional representation under the Khas Arya, Female group after Nepal's 2026 general election. Aakriti Awasthi of Selagaon, Amargadhi Municipality-5 of Dadeldhura has become a proportional member of the House of Representatives from the Rashtriya Swatantra Party (RASWPA). She comes from a modest family and was earlier active in social work in an NGO. The incident of 23 August brought a major turning point in his life. On that day, during the 'Gen-Z' (Gen-Z) movement in Kathmandu, his brother Mukesh Awasthi was seriously injured by police firing. After a long treatment, Mukesh had to lose his left leg. Raswapa has taken the figure to the parliament in accordance with the policy of giving priority to the injured family members of the movement.
Age: From the recorded date of birth.
Aakriti Awasthi was selected from Rastriya Swatantra Party’s proportional representation list in the “Khas Arya, Female” group. List seats are shared out by each party’s national vote, so list members do not represent a single constituency.
Official House records through October 2, 2026
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She requested a special commission to deliver justice concerning the Gen Z movement, arguing that regular court procedures were insufficient.
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