Thapa pledges to transform NC, regain public trust
Summary
Gagan Kumar Thapa has pledged to transform the Nepali Congress and rebuild public trust after being elected party president at the 15th National General Convention. He said leadership change alone is not enough and called for greater accountability, improved performance, and unity within the party.
Key Points
- Gagan Kumar Thapa pledged to transform the Nepali Congress and restore public trust after winning the party presidency.
- He said meaningful change requires improved performance, greater responsibility, and accountability, not just a leadership change.
- Thapa said he would move forward by bringing everyone together, including his election rival Shyam Krishna Khadgi.
- Party members have one week to review the convention report before an action plan is prepared at the new Central Working Committee's first meeting.
