Enough talk, time for action: Gagan Thapa
Summary
Nepali Congress General Secretary Gagan Thapa emphasizes moving from speaking roles to delivering tangible results and advocates for party reforms to increase accountability through direct elections.
Key Points
- Gagan Thapa acknowledges his past role has mostly been speaking and now aims to deliver tangible results through action.
- He describes himself as having a 'rebel conscience' within the party establishment, often dissenting against wrong decisions.
- Thapa highlights structural weaknesses within Nepali Congress, citing few leaders dominating decision-making.
- He advocates for direct election of the party president by 1.2 million active members to increase leader accountability and promote a culture of work over speech.
