Congress is changing with time by correcting the weaknesses of the past: President Thapa
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 30 January 2026
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has said that the party is advancing as a reformed political power in line with the times. Speaking at the election related program held on Friday Sarlahi 4, he clarified the current direction of the party among the voters and mentioned that the Congress has learned lessons from past weaknesses and modified its course of action.
He said that according to the changing times and people's expectations, the party has prioritized policy and practical reforms. President Thapa said that the current Congress is moving forward with the goal of strengthening good governance, controlling corruption and completing the agenda of development and reform that has not been implemented for a long time. He also expressed his commitment to focus on the work that will show results in the party's behavior.
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