Deuba Faction Regrets Using Gagan Thapa's Signature for Election Tickets Following Supreme Court Ruling
Summary
Leaders from the Sher Bahadur Deuba faction regret contesting elections using tickets signed by Gagan Thapa after the Supreme Court recognized Thapa-led committee's legitimacy, highlighting internal disputes within Nepali Congress.
Key Points
- The Supreme Court ruled that election tickets signed by Gagan Thapa established the legitimacy of his working committee.
- The Deuba faction regrets contesting elections using Gagan Thapa's signature as it influenced the court's legitimacy ruling.
- Leaders from Deuba faction questioned why they accepted tickets signed by Thapa despite not recognizing him as chairman.
- The Supreme Court decision has intensified divisions within the Nepali Congress party, affecting internal factional relations.
