KATHMANDU: The Aam Janata Party (Ajapa) has restructured its central committee under the leadership of Chairman Prabhu Sah, bringing the total membership to 348.

The reorganization, endorsed during meetings at the Nepal Academy Hall in Kamaladi on September 20–21, created a 14-member central office, an 87-member central secretariat, and 247 central members. In addition, 101 individuals have been designated as alternate central members.

Chairman Sah will be supported by Vice Chair Tilak Thapamagar and a central office that includes Rita Devi Sah, Samina Hussein, Biltu Yadav, Ashok Kumar Lama, Tribhuvan Sah, Chandrabhushan Sah, Dhankumari Magar, Sudhir Yadav, Siyaram Kushwaha, Shrichand Mukhiya, Umesh Kushwaha, and Devi Pandit Regmi.

The enlarged secretariat features a wide range of representatives, including Shrilal Mahaseth, Rabindra Prasad Singh, Jurilal Mochi, Dharmendra Patel, Bhojraj Tripathi, Lalbabu Mansuri, Lakhindra Sah, Uday Chandra Prasad, Naresh Turha, Sribhagwan Patel, Radheshyam Sah, Vijay Yadav, Subhash Prasad Sah, Ram Keshav Gupta, Om Prakash Singh, Mamata Sharma, Bhola Pandey, Kumari Babita, Ranjukumari Sah, Sanjay Yadav, and Babita Yadav, among others.

Party leaders say the restructuring is aimed at strengthening internal organization and preparing for upcoming political challenges, with a broader representation of cadres from across Nepal’s provinces and communities.