The meeting scheduled for today has been postponed till Sunday, leaving the Congress in a bind
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 28 November 2025
Kathmandu. The meeting of the central working committee of Nepali Congress, which was supposed to be held today, has been postponed again. The meeting scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed to Sunday. The party's general secretary Krishna Prasad Paudel issued a press release and the meeting scheduled to be held today at 2 pm has been postponed to Sunday at 2 pm.
He mentioned in the statement that according to the instructions, the presence of the officers, members, invited members and the chairpersons of the seven provincial working committees of the central working committee has been requested in the said meeting. But there is no mention as to why the meeting had to be postponed.
There has been strong criticism that Nepal's biggest party is playing a joke by moving the meeting time and time again. The party is being criticized for delaying the meeting to make many proposals in order to postpone the election convention to be held within this November.
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