Shahjan Khatun

Member, House of Representatives

Selected · PR list

Shahjan Khatun

शाहजान खातुन

Nepali Congress

National list · Proportional representation

Latest House record
Sep 11, 2026
Took part in a House discussion
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Profile

Shahjan Khatun serves in the House of Representatives for Nepali Congress, selected through proportional representation under the Muslim, Female group after Nepal's 2026 general election. A 40-year-old doctor from Rautahat. Shahjan Khatun was defeated in the local level election of 2079 by a narrow margin for the post of Deputy Chief of Gaur Municipality. Undeterred by the defeat, Khatun continued to be active in social service and party politics. Appreciating his patience and commitment to the community, the Nepali Congress has elected him as a member of the House of Representatives (MP) from the proportional quota.

Key facts

Selection group
Muslim, Female
Gender
Female
Also known as
Shahzan Khatun · Shahzaan Khatun

How this seat was filled

Shahjan Khatun was selected from Nepali Congress’s proportional representation list in the “Muslim, Female” group. List seats are shared out by each party’s national vote, so list members do not represent a single constituency.

Nepali Congress holds 38 of the House’s 275 seats: 18 directly elected and 20 from its list.
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In Parliament

Official House records through October 2, 2026

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