It was announced at an election rally held in Kathmandu on Sunday that the Nepali Congress (BP) has been merged into the Nepali Congress by reaching an agreement between the two parties.
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The Nepali Congress (BP) party has formally merged with the Nepali Congress.
The merger of the Nepali Congress (BP) with the Congress was announced in an election meeting held in Kathmandu on Sunday. The agreement signed by Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa and Nepali Congress (BP) President Sushilman Sherchan announced that the entire party structure, membership and organizational body of the Nepali Congress will be integrated into the parent party Nepali Congress. The statement issued stated that the decision was made targeting the upcoming House of Representatives member elections. The agreement states that the decision to merge was made in the context of the Congress passing the resolution ‘Congress has changed, we will change the country’ through a special general convention. The agreement states that the decision to merge was made in the context of the Congress passing the resolution ‘Congress has changed, we will change the country’ through a special general convention. The agreement states that the Congress (BP) has expressed full commitment to the ideals, values and principles of the Nepali Congress. It is stated that other necessary arrangements related to the inclusive process will be implemented by making appropriate adjustments to the organizational structure as per the decision of the Nepali Congress Central Working Committee.
