NC to expand CWC, propose state funding for parties, Rs100m fund for conflict victims
Summary
The Nepali Congress has proposed expanding its Central Working Committee to 297 members and introducing state funding for political parties based on election votes. The party also plans a Rs 100 million endowment fund for martyrs’ families, conflict victims and injured activists.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress has proposed expanding its Central Working Committee from 167 to 297 members and restructuring representation across categories and provinces.
- The party’s political document calls for state funding for parties based on election votes, tied to strict financial discipline and public audits.
- A Rs 100 million endowment fund is proposed for martyrs’ families, conflict victims and injured party activists.
- The party also wants to launch a campaign titled “Nepali Congress for National Concerns” to engage citizens on social issues.
