In the backdrop of the ongoing negotiations and discussions with the establishment party, the supporters of the special general convention have sent an 8-point proposal.

The 8-point proposal sent by the supporters of the special general convention includes issues such as the need for President Sher Bahadur Deuba to step down from his executive role and the need to declare Gagan Thapa as the candidate for Prime Minister.

The 8-point proposal includes issues ranging from taking ownership of the special general convention jointly, not forming an electoral alliance with any party to forming a universally acceptable parliamentary board for ticket distribution. The proposal sent by the supporters of the special general convention includes issues ranging from forming a universally acceptable parliamentary board for ticket distribution, forming a 5-member high-level mechanism to focus on the election to not allowing President Deuba to sign the candidate's ticket. Similarly, the proposal also mentions that the reports submitted at the special general convention should be accepted as the party's capital.

The proposal also mentions that a 5-member structure will be formed to implement all the points, which will include an acting president, 2 general secretaries and 2 additional leaders.

Talks that have been ongoing throughout Tuesday and since Wednesday morning to find a consensus have not been able to reach a conclusion.

These are the 8-point proposals:

1. Take ownership of the special general convention jointly.

2. Implement the resolutions passed with amendments.

3. The president will not play an active role, and the president will not sign the candidacy papers.

4. Form a parliamentary board to select candidates.

5. Go to the field as a united party in the upcoming elections.

6. The Nepali Congress will contest the upcoming elections alone, without an alliance with any party.

7. The Nepali Congress will announce its prime ministerial candidate in the upcoming elections.