Nepali Congress Vice President Bishwo Prakash Sharma said the party is prepared to send its prime ministerial candidate for an open public debate, including at Tundikhel, citing leadership experience, vision and readiness for scrutiny.
Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa says his political engagement in Sarlahi is centered on long-term public connection, rejecting election-only visits and performative campaigning.
Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa says unity among citizens is not possible without protecting rights, rejecting provocative politics.
Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has arrived in Sarlahi, marking his first visit to the constituency since filing his election candidacy.
Former Nepali Congress publicity chief Min Bishwakarma says no one within the party is exempt from following Central Working Committee decisions, dismissing reports of internal divisions.
Nepali Congress Co-General Secretary Prakash Rasaily has expressed confidence that the party will secure a clear majority in the February 21 parliamentary election, paving the way for Gagan Thapa to lead the next government.
The Nepali Congress has deferred its Madhes assembly in Janakpur following the enforcement of the election code of conduct that restricts campaign activities before Falgun 4.
Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa says he opted for a tougher electoral route by choosing Sarlahi over Kathmandu–4, citing the need for national leadership rooted in the Madhes.
Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has formally taken office following a special general convention, as the party’s Central Committee unanimously endorsed him as its future prime ministerial candidate.
The Nepali Congress is set to hold a Central Working Committee meeting on Friday, marking the first formal gathering of its newly elected leadership.