Nepali Congress Aims for Policy-Oriented 15th General Convention
Summary
The Nepali Congress says its 15th General Convention will focus on policy making as well as leadership selection. Party spokesperson Devraj Chalise said the constitution amendment will be decided before nominations are filed, with delegates gathering in Kathmandu for the convention.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress says its 15th General Convention is being advanced as a policy-selection convention, not just a leadership contest.
- Spokesperson Devraj Chalise said the constitution amendment proposal will be discussed and decided by the convention before nomination papers are filed.
- Nominations are set for Monday, October 19, from 2 PM to 6 PM, and the amendment process is expected to be completed beforehand.
- Delegates from across the country are arriving in Kathmandu, and the party says all preparations for the convention are complete.
