Day 2 of UML Central Committee: 3 minutes time limit for suggestions to central members
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 22 September 2026
Kathmandu. Today, the second day of the third meeting of the CPN-UML Central Committee is starting at nine in the morning. According to Niraj Acharya, head of the party's publicity and publication department, the central members will start presenting their opinions in the meeting being held at the Ramwag Party Palace in Vanimandal. Acharya said that the time was managed so that each member of the Central Committee could present his views on the party, the president's report, relations with the people and contemporary issues in a maximum of three minutes.
The action of eight out of the nine agendas that President KP Sharma Oli informed in the meeting yesterday will start from today. From today, the agenda of nomination of members in the Central Committee, formation of departments, formation of Politburo, formation of standing committee is being prepared.
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