[6][7] On January 21, 2016 he announced the formation of the Naya Shakti Nepal Interim Central Council, which he said would develop into a political party.

[8] Finally on June 12, 2016 he announced the establishment of Naya Shakti Party, Nepal under his leadership.

Following this Ganga Satuwa Chaudhary was announced as the parliamentary party leader of Naya Shakti.

The party decided to run a joint campaign with Federal Socialist Forum, Nepal including the use of their election symbol.

[16] The party supported Nepali Congress candidate, Radhe Shyam Adhikari in the National Assembly elections on 6 February 2018.

[21] It opposed careerism, which it sees as pervasive in modern Nepali politics, and had stated "good governance" as one of its platform goals.