Congress still undecided on date of 15th Congress
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 13 November 2025
Kathmandu. The debate on the date of the party's 15th Congress continues in the Nepali Congress Central Working Committee meeting. Congress leader Mohan Bahadur Basnet informed that in the meeting held at the party office Sanepa on Wednesday, the members gave their opinion regarding the working schedule of the convention. He said that in the meeting, the situation after the Genji movement, the issue of elections as well as regular or special congress were discussed.
He said that since the Congress is a democratic party, its members are openly interested in all issues and informed that the party will take a unanimous decision based on the priorities of the country. In the meeting which started from October 28th, the issues related to the 15th Congress of the party are being discussed continuously.
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