CPN Launches Two-Month National Awareness Campaign
Summary
The CPN has launched a two-month national awareness campaign from its Parisdanda office in Kathmandu to hear public grievances and mobilize party leaders across villages, wards, and neighborhoods. The campaign will focus on issues such as inflation, unemployment, corruption, and delays in public services.
Key Points
- The Communist Party of Nepal launched a two-month national awareness campaign from Parisdanda in Kathmandu.
- Pushpa Kamal Dahal and Madhav Kumar Nepal inaugurated the campaign, which will send central leaders to villages, wards, and neighborhoods nationwide.
- The party says leaders will listen to public grievances on inflation, unemployment, corruption, and other problems, then relay them to authorities at different levels.
- The campaign will run until December 11 and involve coordination by central, provincial, district, and local party structures.
