Call of establishment party: Congress should exercise restraint for unity

Kathmandu. The founding party of Nepali Congress has decided to call upon the leaders-activists across the country to exercise restraint in order to preserve the unity of the party, concluding that they are trying to create confusion within the party in the name of a special convention.

The two sides within the party will weaken the Congress and the emphasis is on unity.

Express

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