Nepali Congress Leaders Propose New Conditions for Party Unity and Convention Participation
Summary
Leaders from the Deuba faction of the Nepali Congress have proposed conditions to end the party dispute and participate in a unified general convention. The group says it will join the convention if demands on membership, digital updates, committee inclusion, and schedule adjustments are addressed.
Key Points
- Leaders from the Deuba faction have proposed five conditions for joining the Nepali Congress general convention and ending the internal split.
- The group wants the party to postpone separate convention schedules and hold one unified general convention instead.
- President Gagan Thapa has said the demands will be discussed by office bearers and the central working executive committee.
- The Deuba group has also sought Supreme Court review of the decision that recognized the special general convention committee.
