Congress Central Working Committee meeting tomorrow
Kathmandu. The meeting of the Central Working Committee of Nepali Congress will be held on Sunday. Acting Chief Secretary of the Congress Central Office, Krishna Prasad Dulal informed that the meeting will discuss the issue of selecting the members of the House of Representatives based on the number of seats obtained by the party from among the candidates in the proportional closed list and sending them to the Election Commission.
The meeting will be held at the party central office Sanepa on March 1st at 1 pm. The Congress has requested the officers and members of the Central Performance Committee to attend the said meeting as per instructions.
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