Nepali Congress Addresses Internal Polarization, Krishna Bhir Traffic Resumes, Malaysia Jobs at Risk, and More
Summary
Nepali Congress moves to ease internal polarization, while one-way traffic resumes at Krishnabhir after landslides blocked the highway for 12 days. Nepali workers in Malaysia face fresh uncertainty as the labor dispute deepens, and the RSP prepares a document on the proposed Right to Recall.
Key Points
- Nepali Congress has decided to grant elected central members from the 14th General Convention their respective statuses to reduce internal polarization.
- One-way traffic has resumed on a trial basis at Krishnabhir in Dhading after 12 days of disruption caused by landslides.
- Uncertainty has increased for Nepali workers in Malaysia after a dispute over centralized foreign labor management listings.
- The RSP is preparing a document on the proposed 'Right to Recall' despite the absence of such a provision in the constitution and current laws.
