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Nepali Congress Central Working Committee meeting continues today

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Kathmandu. The meeting of Nepali Congress Central Working Committee will be held today. Chief Secretary Krishna Prasad Paudel informed that the meeting will be held again at the central office of the party, Lalitpur at 1 o'clock. The central members of the party are continuing to express their opinions in the meeting that started on Thursday.

In yesterday's meeting, 15 people expressed their opinion. In yesterday's meeting, central members - Man Bahadur Vishwakarma, Krishnachandra Nepali Pokharel, Bahadur Singh Lama Tamang, Rama Koirala Paudel, Tekprasad Gurung, Rajendra Kumar K.C., Rangmati Shahi, Madankrishna Shrestha, Sitakumari Rana, Bidya Devi Timilsina, Shanti Periyar V.K., Lakshmi Khatiwada, invited central member Pushparaj Parajuli, invited state presidents - Indra Bahadur Baniyan Bagmati and Amarsingh Pun 9 Lumbini 0 expressed their views.

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