In the Central Working Committee meeting on Thursday, he proposed the date of the special general convention on November 27.
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Congress General Secretary Gagan Thapa has expressed the view that since no one is ready for the regular general convention, the party should now proceed with a special general convention.
In the Central Working Committee meeting on Thursday, he proposed the date of the special general convention on Mangsir 27. He stressed that if there is willpower, the party can hold a special general convention before the election.
He said that the citizens will not trust the party if it goes to the election without major reforms and that the party should only go ahead by making the general convention mandatory. Thapa had recently expressed the opinion that the party's prioritization of power over principles had increased deviation and angered the youth.
Countering the establishment party's stance that it should not enter into internal issues within the party before the election, Thapa said, 'The general convention is not always an internal issue of the party. This is a national issue. The general convention holds extensive discussions. Now it can be said that it is not the old Congress, but a corrected Congress. Only when it is corrected can the common citizen trust it.'
