Dr. to stop the division within the party to find a way of unity. Invocation by Shekhar Koirala
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- Thu, 17 September 2026
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress leader Dr. Shekhar Koirala has expressed serious concern about the growing internal division and factionalism within the party and has called for the unity of the party. Dr. Koirala, issuing a press release on Thursday, made public his views on the upcoming Congress convention and the current situation in the country.
In the statement, Dr. Koirala has commented that the Congress is deviating from its historical legacy and ideals. Mentioning that the party is divided today and has become like a fish that has lost its destination, he stressed that it should be united again by imbibing the political and moral philosophy of the founding leader BP Koirala.
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