The Central Election Committee has published a revised schedule to hold voting from 2 pm to 5 pm.
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The election schedule for the special general convention of the Congress has been revised.
The Central Election Committee of the General Convention has published a revised schedule to hold voting from 2 pm to 5 pm.
Earlier, the voting time for the selection of the new leadership was set from 8 pm on Wednesday.
According to the election committee, the publication of the first list of names is scheduled for 10 pm, the opposition to the candidate is scheduled for 10:30 pm, the investigation of the opposition to the candidate is scheduled for 10:45 pm, and after the investigation of the opposition to the candidate, the publication of the re-list is scheduled for 11:00 pm, and the withdrawal of the candidate's nomination registration is scheduled for 11:20 am, informed the coordinator of the election committee, senior advocate Sitaram KC. Similarly, the publication of the final list of candidates is scheduled for 11:35 am, informed the coordinator of the election committee.
In the election to be held as per the old statute of the party, voting will be held for the posts of one president, two vice presidents, two general secretaries, eight joint general secretaries and 121 members.
According to the procedure made by the special general convention, the election committee was formed under the coordination of senior advocate KC as per the provision of a five-member election committee.
There are 4,743 voters in the 14th General Convention of the Nepali Congress, excluding those who have passed away and joined other parties, and there are currently 4,635 delegates to the General Convention.
