Nepal Sadbhavana Party (Anandidevi)

The Nepal Sadbhavana Party (Anandidevi), often abbreviated NSP (Anandidevi), was a political party in Nepal. It emerged as a splinter group from the original Nepal Sadbhavana Party (NSP) following internal disputes and factionalism. The "Anandidevi" in the name refers to Anandidevi Singh, a prominent leader who headed this particular faction. The party primarily advocated for the rights of Madhesis, an ethnic group residing in the Terai region of Nepal, focusing on issues of language, culture, and political representation. NSP (Anandidevi) participated in various elections in Nepal, often forming alliances with other regional or national parties to increase its influence. Over time, the party experienced further fragmentation and eventual mergers with other Madhesi-based political organizations. The specific political platform and degree of success varied throughout its existence, reflecting the complex and evolving political landscape of Nepal.