Thapa presents political dossier at Congress’ general convention
Summary
Gagan Kumar Thapa presented a political report at the Nepali Congress’s 15th General Convention, calling for broad party restructuring, stronger scrutiny, and a no pre-election alliance policy. The document admits the party’s declining public trust, factionalism and distance from younger voters, and lays out a four-year political and organisational roadmap.
Key Points
- Gagan Kumar Thapa presented a political report at the Nepali Congress’s 15th General Convention in Kathmandu.
- The report calls for broad restructuring, greater government scrutiny, and a policy against pre-election alliances.
- It admits the party’s focus on power-sharing, factionalism and transactional politics weakened its moral standing.
- The document says the Congress has grown distant from younger generations and must rebuild public trust.
