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Congress's decision to make Gagan the prime ministerial candidate

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Kathmandu. The Nepali Congress has decided to make President Gagan Thapa the Prime Minister's candidate in the upcoming House of Representatives elections. Deputy Chairman Vishwa Prakash Sharma informed that the meeting held at the Congress Central Office, Sanepa on Friday decided to make Thapa the Prime Minister's candidate.

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