Closed session opens at NC's 15th general convention
Summary
The closed-door session of the Nepali Congress’s 15th general convention has begun in Kathmandu, with delegates divided into three regional clusters for discussion. Party reports and proposals from the president, general secretary and vice-chairperson are on the agenda.
Key Points
- The closed-door session of the Nepali Congress 15th general convention has started in Kathmandu.
- Delegates have been divided into three clusters: Hills, Mountain and Madhes-Tarai, with separate halls designated for each.
- More than 5,000 representatives from different provinces, overseas and sister organizations are taking part.
- The session will discuss the political report, constitution and party management proposals, and contemporary proposals submitted by party leaders.
