The conclusion of the Congress was that it could not win the election because it could not explain the changes to the voters
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 22 March 2026
Kathmandu. The Nepali Congress has stressed that the election results should be analyzed objectively and scientifically. Spokesperson Devraj Chalise informed about the central committee meeting regarding the current ideological situation of the party and the election results.
He said, "In the past, there were areas that had ideological monopoly of the Nepali Congress in the long political background. But now there is also a message that there has been interference or shock in those areas. Chalise clarified that in the last election, the people voted not for a change in the system, but for a change in the situation. He mentioned that it is recognized that change is possible not only through rebellion or violence, but also through the democratic process through votes.
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