Gagan Thapa says Nepali Congress must win back public trust
Summary
Gagan Kumar Thapa says the Nepali Congress must reconnect with voters, address grievances and restore the public trust it has lost. He said the party is preparing a winter awareness campaign and urged members to stay united after the 15th General Convention.
Key Points
- Gagan Kumar Thapa said the Nepali Congress must reconnect with the public to regain lost trust.
- He argued the party had lost public trust rather than votes, and that votes would return once confidence was restored.
- Thapa urged leaders and workers to reach out to distant voters, hear their concerns and explain changes made after the 15th General Convention.
- He said the party will launch a winter public awareness campaign and called for unity among members.
