November 13, 2026, Friday
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Call for suggestions for reforming the Nepali Congress

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Kathmandu. Nepali Congress General Minister Pradeep Paudel has asked the workers and well-wishers for suggestions for the reforms to be made in the party in the coming days. Through social media, General Minister Paudel has publicly called for suggestions on policy, structural and behavioral reforms.

He wrote, "The results of the recently concluded General Election 2082 have come before us. The regular convention of the party will have to be organized soon, taking into account the direction of action directed by the special convention held in January. In this background, the Central Working Committee meeting is being held to discuss how to take the party forward in the future. In this situation, what can be the issues of policy, structural and practical reforms to be done in Nepali Congress? We humbly request all the supporters and well-wishers of Nepali Congress to help us by providing suggestions.

General Minister Paudel has promised that the party will assimilate the suggestions received. Congress is reviewing the general election and deciding the future strategy.

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