Gagan Thapa tells NC central members to work in villages, not Kathmandu
Summary
Gagan Kumar Thapa has told Nepali Congress central members to stop running politics from Kathmandu and work directly with party members and voters in their local areas. He also said the party is moving toward a system where local members will choose candidates for upcoming local elections.
Key Points
- Gagan Kumar Thapa directed Nepali Congress central members to work in their constituencies instead of staying in Kathmandu.
- He said the party wants local members to choose candidates for upcoming local elections, with the change to be written into the party statute.
- Thapa said leaders aspiring for elections, including central leaders, must visit their constituencies and work among party members.
- He pledged to emphasize accountability and ethical conduct while serving as party president.
