Congress president says his party lost a million voters and wants Gen Z to win them back
Summary
Nepali Congress president Gagan Thapa says the party lost around a million voters in the March 5 election and must rebuild its base by bringing Gen Z and other young people into leadership. The party is also planning internal reforms, including reserved seats, a two-term limit for presidents, and greater representation for women and marginalized communities.
Key Points
- Gagan Thapa says Nepali Congress lost around a million voters in the March 5 election and must win them back.
- He argues that a stronger Gen Z presence in the party is essential to reconnect with younger voters.
- The party is planning internal reforms, including more office-bearer positions, reserved seats and a two-term limit for presidents.
- Nepali Congress will also push for greater representation of women and different castes and communities at its 15th general convention.
