Gagan Thapa Urges Nepali Congress Against Hasty Decisions for Short-Term Gain
Summary
Gagan Thapa has urged the Nepali Congress not to make hasty decisions for short-term political gain, saying the party should respect differing views while following formal procedures to turn them into policy. His remarks came at the central working committee meeting in Sanepa after a dissenting group led by Dr. Shashank Koirala backed a Hindu religion stance.
Key Points
- Gagan Thapa said the Nepali Congress should avoid hasty decisions driven by immediate political benefit.
- He stressed that the party must include all ideas and sentiments and respect internal differences.
- The remarks followed a decision by the dissenting group led by Dr. Shashank Koirala in favor of the Hindu religion.
- Thapa said differing views are part of democracy, but they must go through formal procedures before becoming party policy.
