49 percent registered their names in favor of Congress special convention

Kathmandu. So far, 49 percent of the convention delegates have signed in favor of the special convention of the Nepali Congress. The organizer of the opening session of the special convention has informed that 49.34 percent of convention delegates have registered.

There are 4743 convention delegates in Congress.

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