It would be suicidal to maintain the status quo without holding a special convention - Arjunnar Singh KC
-
Media Baaji
- Sun, 4 January 2026
Kathmandu. Central member of Nepali Congress, Arjun Narasimha KC, has said that they should hold a special convention and go to the people for February elections with a new leadership and program. Writing his opinion on social media, leader KC said that without doing so, it would be an accident and suicide to remain in the status quo.
He wrote, today the country is in the stage of complex political transition. The preparation of the general election in February 2083, the people's movement for the rule of law and governance, the political message after the Gen-Z demonstration, the extreme dissatisfaction of the youth and the general public, is a clear demand and necessity of a special convention in the current context. Before the elections, it is mandatory to go to the people with new thinking, policy leadership and programs. Staying with the status quo will be an accident and suicidal.
He wrote, according to Article 17920 of the Constitution, there is a mandatory clear provision that if the Central Working Committee deems it necessary or if 40 percent of the members of the Central Convention make a written request to the Center for Special Reasons, the Central Convention must be convened within three months of the request. Similarly, Article 39120 refers to the Central Working Committee and the Central Office while Article 27, 1 clearly states that the Central Office is subordinate to the Chief Minister.
Related News
Home Minister's call to IGP: Conduct an impartial investigation into the Siraha incident
Kathmandu. Home Minister Omprakash Aryal has expressed concern after the allegation that the incident of attack on a poor family in Siraha was tried to be solved under political pressure. He has instructed Inspector Ge...
Harak's comments aimed at Ravi: Those who renounced Nepali citizenship will make the country!
Kathmandu. Hark Sampang, mayor of Dharam sub-metropolitan city, is known for his sharp criticism on social media. He will immediately respond to any topic that he does not like or feel. He is popular because he himself...
RSVP is trying to split elections: UML
Kathmandu. The Nepal Communist Party (UML) has accused the National Independent Party (RASP) of trying to split the House of Representatives elections. Through a press release issued at the party's central office Chasal, Lalitpur on Saturday, UML...
These are the 36 delegates who did not vote in the UML convention
Kathmandu. 36 voters did not vote in the CPN-UML election that ended on Thursday morning. According to the Central Election Commission of UML, only 2,227 votes were cast out of 2,263 delegates in the ongoing eleventh congress. 36 people did not vo...
Persons with disabilities should have equal participation in all structures of the state: President
Kathmandu. President Ramchandra Paudel has emphasized on the effective implementation of the constitutional and legal provisions of persons with disabilities. On the occasion of the 34th International Day of Persons wi...
Election Commission's 20-point instructions to political parties
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has given 20 points of instructions to the registered political parties for the purpose of the National Assembly member elections to be held on January 11 and the House of Representat...