NRNA America general assembly concludes, further decisions on the path to unity

In the closed session, both sides also agreed to accept each other's existence, legitimacy, and respect and not to engage in contradictory statements or propaganda in public or private forums.

Shrawn 5, 2083

Kantipur Reporter

NRNA America general assembly concludes, further decisions on the path to unity

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The general assembly of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) National Coordination Council of America has concluded in Texas. The two-day general assembly has decided to further advance the long-standing division within the organization towards unity, among other issues.

The inaugural session was held on the first day of the general assembly under the joint chairmanship of both parties' presidents Satendra Sah and Bikash Upreti. In the closed session, the action plans of both parties were presented. The closed session has also passed a provision to amend the statute and give the same rights, responsibilities and status to the nominated office bearers as the elected board members. A five-member election committee has also been formed under the leadership of former spokesperson Om Bhattarai for the upcoming elections.

In the closed session, both parties have also agreed not to make contradictory statements or propaganda in public or private forums, accepting the existence, legitimacy and respect of each other. Although there was no agreement on the remaining 15 points presented in the closed session, participants from both sides have said that it has paved the way for unity.

Kantipur

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