Gagan Thapa resigned from the chairmanship

Kathmandu. Congress president Gagan Thapa has resigned from the post taking moral responsibility after the unexpected defeat in the election. Chairman Thapa submitted his resignation to Vice Chairman Vishwa Prakash Sharma after the date of the Central Working Committee meeting was decided. However, his resignation was not made public by the party.

Express

Related News

The government's effort to increase the satisfaction of the citizens within a month, this is the action plan

Kathmandu. The government has introduced 'Public Service Immediate Improvement Action Plan, 2083' to increase the satisfaction of citizens within one month by making public service delivery fast, efficient and transparent. A correspondence has bee...

Congress Special Convention: Registration of delegate names continued on second day, session closed today

Kathmandu. Under the leadership of the General Minister of Nepali Congress, the process of registering the names of representatives in the special convention which started on Sunday is still continuing today. Registration has been opened again sin...

5 days more time for voter roll registration

Kathmandu. The Election Commission has extended five days for registration of voter list. Aiming at the upcoming House of Representatives elections, the Commission is conducting voter registration work. Earlier, the commission had decided that the...

The RSVP Bagmati vice president who was a candidate in the previous election left the party

Kathmandu. Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP Bagmati Province Deputy Chairman Dinesh Humagai has left the party. Vice Chairman Humagai has submitted his dissatisfaction on 7 points and resigned. He has alleged that there is extreme rigging in the sel...

UML parliamentary party meeting continues, Oli will give special instructions to MPs

Kathmandu. The CPN-UML parliamentary party meeting is currently sitting at the party headquarters in Chasal. UML President KP Sharma Oli is also participating in the meeting. Oli has already decided not to participate in the opening ceremony of th...

In the February 21 election, armed police will be deployed in the second circle

Kathmandu. Armed Police Force Nepal has prepared to coordinate with other security agencies to conduct the upcoming House of Representatives elections in a transparent, fair and fear-free environment. According to the policy of providing rel...