Congress holding a meeting in Janakpur after President Gagan Thapa contested the election from Madhes

Kathmandu. The Nepali Congress, which has decided to make its president Gagan Thapa, who is going to contest the House of Representatives election from Madhes for the first time, as the prime ministerial candidate, is going to hold an election meeting in Janakpur.

According to the information given by Congress state president Krishna Yadav, the party is going to hold a Madhes meeting in Janakpur on January 16.

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