Convention turnout hints at leadership change in Congress
Summary
The Nepali Congress's special general convention saw significant participation indicating strong support for leadership change and organisational reforms within the party amid upcoming elections.
Key Points
- The special general convention of Nepali Congress saw over 56% delegate participation, signaling strong demand for leadership change.
- The convention was called by general secretaries Gagan Kumar Thapa and Bishwa Prakash Sharma demanding fundamental reforms.
- Despite opposition from the party establishment and absence of senior leaders including President Sher Bahadur Deuba, the participation lessened fears of a party split.
- Proposals include term limits for key positions and better representation of younger members (Gen Z) in the party structure.
