Thapa says Congress must bridge political divides and rebuild public trust
Summary
Gagan Thapa has urged Nepali Congress to bridge political divides, reconnect with citizens and restore public trust as the party opened its 15th general convention in Kathmandu. He said the party must modernize its style and culture while staying rooted in the democratic values of BP Koirala and Ganesh Man Singh.
Key Points
- Gagan Thapa said Nepali Congress must act as a bridge between Nepal’s democratic past and future and respond better to citizens’ concerns.
- He argued the party needs to change its working style, language and political culture while staying rooted in the values of BP Koirala and Ganesh Man Singh.
- Thapa criticized Nepal’s repeated recycling of the same political leaders, saying it has fueled public frustration and mistrust.
- He called for cooperation among parties on national issues and urged Parliament and political parties to become more open spaces for dialogue.
