NC rival faction decides to hold national gathering in Kathmandu by mid-August
Summary
The rival faction of Nepali Congress plans a national gathering in Kathmandu by mid-August 2026 aiming for a regular general convention amidst ongoing party disputes.
Key Points
- The rival faction of Nepali Congress is led by figures advocating for a regular general convention coordinated by former acting President Purna Bahadur Khadka.
- They have announced a national gathering in Kathmandu by mid-August 2026.
- Min Bishwakarma, spokesperson for the rival faction, accused the current establishment led by Gagan Thapa of disinterest in party unity.
- The exact date and venue of the gathering will be announced during the 44th BP Memorial Day event on July 22 at Pragya Pratisthan, Kamaladi.
