When the special general convention was called on October 29, 54 percent of the delegates signed the petition. This number increased by 2 percent on the day of the special general convention's inauguration on Sunday.
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The number of delegates participating in the second special general convention of the Nepali Congress has reached 2,662. This is 56.12 percent of the total general convention delegates. When the demand for a special general convention was made on Asoj 29, 54 percent of the delegates signed.
This number has increased by 2 percent on the day of the inauguration of the special general convention on Sunday. According to Subash Pokhrel, coordinator of the second special general convention publicity committee, the number of general convention delegates may increase before the start of the closed session. According to the secretariat, the registration process for the general convention delegates will resume from 8 am on Monday. Of those registered on Sunday, the highest number of 446 delegates are from Madhesh Province. Then 432 from Bagmati, 425 from Koshi, 398 from Lumbini, 296 from Gandaki, 178 from the Valley, 158 from the Far West, 134 from Karnali, and 195 delegates from fraternal, well-wishers and public relations have registered, according to a press release issued by the secretariat. The total number of delegates to the general convention of the Congress is 4,743.
