The Shram Sanskriti Party () is a political party in Nepal. The party was founded in 2025 by former mayor of Dharan Harka Sampang. The party won seven seats in the 2026 Nepalese general election and is the 5th largest party in Nepal.
Harka Sampang was elected as mayor of Dharan as an independent in 2022, with a "working man" image and a platform of anti-corruption, public participation, and expanding access to drinking water. Under his mayoralty, Sampang gained popularity for organizing public work programmes in Dharan.
The party was formed following the Gen Z protests. It registered with the Election Commission of Nepal under the name Shram Sanskriti Party (SSP) on 28 September 2025.
During the 2026 general election campaign, the party cleaned streets while canvassing. It won three direct seats in Eastern Nepal and four proportional seats in the election.
The party's name, Shram Sanskriti (), is based on the party's stated focus on public service. Its official symbol is two hands holding a mound of soil ().
The party's ideology is based on "Harkabaad", a political philosophy influenced by Sampang's personal leadership style and a focus on local development and civic mobilization.
The party supports shifting from a "city-centric" development model that favors Kathmandu to a "village-centric" model focusing development of sustainable industries in rural areas. It supports transitioning into an export-based economy through national economic 5 year plans.
The party supports a governance with a directly elected president with a five-year term and a maximum of two terms.
The party supports recognizing all indigenous languages in Nepal as national languages, allowing them to be used in education and government. It supports universal suffrage. It supports a secular state and does not endorse any religion. It has proposed an educational system with a three day school week and a greater focus on practical knowledge.
The party is headquartered in Kathmandu and operates under a five member central office bearer and a 23 member committee.
As of November 2025, the party's chairman is Harka Sampang, its general secretary is Aryan Rai, its treasurer is Samita Rai, and its spokesperson is Arun Gurung.
During the 2026 elections, 35 of 109 candidates from the party were under the age of 40.