CPN has created criteria for candidate selection: No more than one recommendation from the same family
Kathmandu. The Nepali Communist Party has set criteria for recommending candidates for the House of Representatives and National Assembly elections. The then CPN-Maoist Center and the United Socialist Party (CPN) made up strict criteria for candidate selection.
The party has instructed the subordinate committee not to recommend more than one person from the same family. The Nepali Communist Party has mentioned in the circular that when recommending a candidate, they should be financially and socially clean, and those who have been convicted of crimes of moral degradation such as rape will be considered ineligible.
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