UML leaders busy in residential meeting to address differences in taskforce report
Summary
CPN (UML) leaders are holding a residential meeting in Kavrepalanchowk to resolve differences over a taskforce report on the party’s defeat in the March 5 House of Representatives elections. The taskforce is expected to finalize its discussions today and return to Kathmandu.
Key Points
- CPN (UML) leaders are meeting in Kavrepalanchowk to settle disputes over a taskforce report.
- The taskforce was formed to review the party’s defeat in the March 5 House of Representatives elections and suggest reforms.
- Vice chair Ram Bahadur Thapa and general secretary Shankar Pokharel are linked to differing versions of the report.
- The leaders are expected to conclude the discussions today and return to the federal capital.
