Congress Central Working Committee meeting: The agenda of the 15th Congress will be discussed

Kathmandu. Nepali Congress central working committee meeting is sitting today. The meeting will be held today at 2 pm at the party office Sanepa. It is said that the agenda of the party's 15th convention will be discussed in the meeting. Executive Chairman Purna Bahadur Khadka discussed with the regular convention and special convention parties to reach an agreement, but the chairman Sher Bahadur Deuba had a discussion with the office bearers and ex-officers. Chairman Deuba has appeared in favor of the party's convention even before the general election.

Although the Congress held continuous meetings since the last week of October, it could not reach a decision about the convention. If the demand for a special convention is returned to the Congress, along with the mid-term proposal that the agenda can be accepted, it is seen that the next agenda can be agreed upon in today's meeting after Chairman Deuba also became positive for the convention before the election.

For this, Chairman Deuba has instructed Executive Chairman Purna Bahadur Khadka and Central Member Ramesh Akhtar on Sunday morning to present the agenda in Monday's meeting in order to hold the convention by the end of January.

Express

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