NC voters line up early for 7 am voting, counting planned today
Summary
Nepali Congress representatives began voting early Friday in the party’s 15th General Convention to elect a new Central Working Committee, with counting set to start after polling ends. The convention was delayed by bad weather and technical difficulties, and the party has expanded its central committee to 297 members.
Key Points
- Nepali Congress delegates are voting in the party’s 15th General Convention in Kathmandu to elect a new Central Working Committee.
- Voting runs from 7 AM to 3 PM, with counting planned to begin after polling concludes.
- The election was delayed from Thursday due to bad weather, technical problems and concerns about late-night voting.
- The party has amended its statute to expand the Central Working Committee to 297 members.
