In order to make the party the first choice of the citizens through organizational reform, the training conducted by the Nepali Congress for the regional chairpersons here on Monday discussed how to bring justice to the co-operative victims and how to convey the achievements so far to the people.

It was said during the training that although achievements have been achieved in the economic, physical and social sectors under the leadership of the party, the expected results could not be achieved due to the failure to explain to the common people. 

130 regional chairpersons of districts with more than one constituency, 130 regional training institute heads and 70 regional chairpersons and vice chairpersons of districts with one constituency are participating in the training conducted by the Congress policy, research and training institute. The party's central officials, senior leaders, chiefs and representatives from the districts and provinces are participating. 

training was given on 6 different subjects on Monday . Along with the two general ministers, the subject experts explained the party's policies, programs and future strategies to the participants. 

'We had to explain to the workers about Sita the tailor, who lost the money she deposited in the cooperative after cleaning toilets in Butwal,' General Minister Bishwa Prakash Sharma said during a presentation on current issues on Monday afternoon, 'After going back to the region, let us inform the citizens and our own workers about the achievements in terms of physical infrastructure under the leadership of the party.' Did . Sharma gave a series of presentations on the current issue through PowerPoint. According to Sushil Gurung, chairman of Ruppandehi Region No. 3, who is managing the

training, in the last session on Monday, General Minister Gagan Thapa gave training on party organization, membership campaign, interrelationship between the state and the center . During that time, the participants were informed about the efforts being made to make the organization of the party agile.

In the closed session that started at noon on Monday, the director of the institute, Jagdish Chandra Pokharel, presented a working paper on "Democratic Socialism - Economic Policy and Practice of Nepali Congress". Krishna Prasad Paudel, a member of the Foundation, presented a paper on economic, social development and level organization under the leadership of the Nepali Congress. Bishwadeep Lamichhane, a member of

Foundation, gave a presentation on the use and impact of technology in expanding the organization of the Nepali Congress. During this, the participants were taught how the party can be expanded through the use of social media. The executive director of the foundation, Wiseman Shrestha, presented a working paper on the implementation of federalism in Nepal and the responsibility of the Nepali Congress.

Party Chairman Sher Bahadur Deuba sat for the whole period in the closed session that started at noon on Monday and listened to the presentation of the working paper. According to regional chairman Gurung, there is a closed session program on Tuesday as well. The topics presented on Monday will be discussed among the participants on Tuesday, and a report will be prepared on topics related to regional party organization and training. There is a program to present the report at the end of Tuesday.  Chairman Deuba inaugurated the

training on Monday morning. Addressing the participants, he emphasized that the joint government with the participation of Congress and UML should be made stronger and stronger. Chairman Deuba said that only if the party gives full support to the UML-led government now, then the Congress-led government formed tomorrow will also get full support from the UML . "Mainly, it will be successful because the government is formed with the participation of two big parties," he said. "Considering all these things, we should focus on building our party," he said, "even if the Congress does not get a majority tomorrow, it will definitely become a big party, let us move forward for that." The guests of the training program were not presented with garlands and food. Purna Bahadur Khadka, coordinator of the foundation, said that the tradition of welcoming the guests only with a bouquet of flowers has been started. "For the first time, we discussed the expansion of the party through the use of social media," he said. Koirala, Treasurer Umesh Shrestha, Deputy General Ministers Jeevan Periyar and Bhishma Angdambe, Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar, Foreign Minister Dr. Arju Rana Deuba, Health Minister Pradeep Paudel, Law Minister Ajay Kumar Chaurasia, Energy Minister Deepak Khadka, Arjun Narsingh KC, Dr. Leaders including Prakasharan have participated.