Purna Bahadur Khadka called the meeting
Kathmandu. Purna Bahadur Khadka, outgoing Acting President of Nepali Congress, has called a meeting of central members. Outgoing executive chairman Khadka has called a meeting of elected officers and central members from the 14th convention. The meeting has been called to be held at Smart Hotel in Dhumbarahi at 12 noon.
The Supreme Court held that the working committee elected from the 14th convention had been replaced by the special convention held at the end of December and ruled that the working committee elected from the 14th convention has been discharged. Khadka's post has also been removed by this decision.
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