Congress Leaders' Stance on Party Convention
Congress leaders emphasize that a party convention, whether regular or special, must be held by mid-December.
A central working committee meeting was held to discuss whether to call a special convention or a regular one, following demands from 54% of elected Nepali Congress delegates for a special general convention.
- A special convention is urged by supporters to avoid any delay.
- The party's regular general convention is due by mid-December, as per the party charter.
- The terms of all elected party bodies expire in mid-December, completing their four-year term.
Senior party leaders pledged to hold the general convention, despite most elected representatives pressing for a special convention.
Author's summary: Congress leaders discuss convention timing.
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