President Thapa will make public only a brief excerpt of the manifesto at a pledge meeting held in Janakpur today.
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The Nepali Congress has scheduled a question-and-answer session on the manifesto (pledge) tomorrow, Thursday. Spokesperson Devraj Chalise said that Congress President Gagan Thapa is scheduled to answer questions raised on the manifesto in the program to be held at 1 pm tomorrow at the National Assembly building.
Chairman Thapa will make public only a brief part of the manifesto at a pledge meeting held in Janakpur today. Thapa will make the manifesto public from Janakpur shortly.
‘Today it will be made public in brief, tomorrow we will make public its detailed part, and we have organized a program by giving the answer to the question and answer on it by the chairman himself,’ Chalise said. Chalise said that only a brief part of the manifesto will be made public in a press conference to be held at the party central office, Sanepa, shortly.
