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10,000 volunteers will be mobilized during the inaugural session of the UML Congress

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Kathmandu. 10,000 volunteers are going to be deployed in the opening session of the upcoming 11th National Congress of Nepal Communist Party UML. The opening of the 11th Congress of UML is scheduled to be held on the 27th of November at Khullachaur, Sallaghari, Bhaktapur, and the closing session at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu.

According to Bhanubhakta Dhakal, coordinator of the volunteer mobilization committee formed for the party's convention, arrangements have been made to mobilize 10,000 volunteers as there will be significant public participation in the opening session. According to the coordinator Dhakal, there will be around 500 volunteers in the closed session of the convention. He said that the demand was made by various 24 mass organizations and various committees of the volunteer party. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Force NVF recently formed by UML will also coordinate volunteering.

Meanwhile, a team including Pradip Kumar Gyawali, deputy secretary general of UML and coordinator of the public management committee of the convention, observed the square spread over an area of ​​108 ropani of Nepal Trust in Sallaghari on Wednesday. Along with him, Rajendra Gautam, Head of UML's Central Propaganda and Publication Department, Central Member Vinod Shrestha, Bhaktapur District President Vachan Deuja, Vice President and Health Minister of Bagmati Province Kiran Thapa, District Secretary Bishnu Tamang and others participated.

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