Claims of the young generation in the 15th Congress of Nepali Congress, Prakash Rizal's candidacy for Central Congress Representative
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 30 September 2026
Kathmandu. Aiming at the 15th Congress of the Nepali Congress, there has been an increase in the process of announcing candidatures from the young generation. At the same time, Prakash Rizal presented his candidacy for the post of central convention representative from the youth side.
Rizal has said that he has given his candidature to increase the participation of the young generation by making the organization of the party more strong, effective and up-to-date. He presented Nepali Congress's democratic values, organizational unity and continuous contribution to the party as the basis of his candidacy.
Announcing his candidacy, Rizal has expressed his commitment to play his role in making the organization stronger and more effective, respecting the guidance of party elders, the support of colleagues and the trust of well-wishers. The Nepali Congress is carrying out the process of selection of representatives and conventions at various levels for the 15th Congress. According to the decision of the party, the agenda of the Central Congress 2083 has been fixed on October 16, 17, 18 and 19 in Kathmandu.
Rizal's candidacy has brought the issue of representation and participation of the young generation in the convention process into more discussion. He requested support from the representatives, keeping the issues of party organization strengthening, democratic practice and generational transfer as his priorities.
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