”We apologize for the political crisis created by the initiatives and decisions that Congress was unable to take, with serious introspection and self-criticism.”
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In the contemporary political proposal presented by General Secretary Gagan Thapa at the special general convention, the Congress has mentioned that it is self-critical of the mistakes it has made in the past.
The report reads, "We apologize for the political crisis created due to the initiatives and decisions that the Congress could not take."
The report covers issues from the past of the Congress to the path the party must take now. In which the Gen-G rebellion and the Congress's resolution are mentioned under a separate heading.
Thapa has stated that the Congress is clear that an independent investigation should be conducted into the incidents of Bhadra 23 and 24 and serious human rights violations and violent atrocities. He self-critically accepted that the initiatives taken by the Congress in the past in the context of good governance and service delivery while in the government and parliament were incomplete and could not be carried forward effectively, and expressed a commitment not to repeat such shortcomings.
The report also covers the issue of regional power imbalance. The report states that ‘as the world’s strategic balance shifts from unipolar to bipolar to multipolar, there is a lack of diplomatic capacity to deal with the regional and international imbalances that have emerged.’
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