Debate Intensifies Over Voting System Ahead of NRNA's 12th General Convention
Summary
Debate intensifies over the voting system ahead of the 12th General Convention of the Non-Resident Nepali Association, with calls to hold physical elections in Kathmandu to ensure unity and transparency.
Key Points
- The 12th General Convention of the Non-Resident Nepali Association is approaching, sparking debate over the election system.
- Activists and leaders emphasize holding the convention physically in Kathmandu to uphold the organization's dignity and unity.
- Robin Sherchan criticized the previous online voting system for causing mistrust and division within the NRNA.
- Physical elections are advocated to enhance transparency, foster direct dialogue, and support Nepal's tourism and economy.
