Nepali Congress 15th General Convention Closed Session Begins

Update: The closed session of the 15th general convention officially commenced in Kathmandu, divided into three geographical clusters: mountain, hill, and Tarai-Madhesh. Party President Gagan Kumar Thapa submitted his political proposal outlining the party's roadmap for the next four years. The closed session of the 15th general convention of the Nepali Congress formally commenced on its second day. Organisers established three separate clusters covering the hill, mountain, and Tarai-Madhesh regions to facilitate internal discussions among participating convention members. During the session, Party President Gagan Kumar Thapa presented an extensive political proposal. The document outlines ideological, organisational, political, and economic directions for the party over the next four years. It includes self-review, organisational restructuring, cooperation with the private sector, and enhanced youth involvement. The presented political report also outlines an explicit policy against forming pre-election alliances. Rooted in foundational principles including nationality and democracy associated with BP Koirala, the submission focuses on institutional transformation, government accountability, and a forward-looking roadmap for party operations. The convention's closed session proceedings continue as delegates gather in designated regional venues to deliberate on the submitted political proposals and the strategic framework presented by the party leadership.