The Nepali Congress has rescheduled its Madhes Assembly, moving the event one day earlier. The assembly, previously scheduled for Falgun 7 in Janakpurdham to coincide with Democracy Day, will now be held on Falgun 6.
The decision was taken at a meeting of the Nepali Congress Madhes Province Executive Committee held on Saturday at the party’s provincial office in Thapa Chowk, Janakpurdham. The meeting decided to organize the Madhes Assembly at Tirhutiya Gachhi in Janakpurdham.
According to Nitesh Kumar Gupta, Chief of the Madhes Province Publicity and Dissemination Department of the Nepali Congress, responsibility for publicity and outreach related to the assembly has been assigned to him, while Yogendra Panjiyar has been given responsibility for stage and venue management.
The meeting also discussed the overall preparation, management, and organizational aspects of the assembly. To ensure the program is effective and successful, it was decided to ensure participation from all 32 electoral constituencies of Madhes Province.
The Madhes Assembly will be attended by Gagan Kumar Thapa as the chief guest. Senior central-level party leaders are also expected to be present, Gupta said.
