Koirala has proposed to unify the party through consensus at a time when disputes are rife within the Nepali Congress over the 15th General Convention and the renewal of active membership.
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Nepali Congress leader Shekhar Koirala has put forward a five-point proposal to resolve disputes within the party and for unity.
Amid the ongoing controversy within the party over the 15th General Convention and the renewal of active membership, Koirala has proposed to unify the party through consensus.
Koirala has proposed not to make the renewal of active membership mandatory for the 15th General Convention.
He has suggested that the upcoming General Convention should be held on the basis of the active membership renewed and distributed after the 14th General Convention.
Similarly, he has proposed to form a single structure by integrating the Central Working Committee formed from the 14th General Convention and the Central Working Committee formed from the Special General Convention.
He has suggested that the structure should be formed in such a way that the chairman has a majority in the formation of the performance committee.
He has also proposed that all important committees including the Election Committee, Active Membership Investigation Committee, Disciplinary Committee, and Legislative Committee should be formed only through mutual consent.
Koirala's proposal is seen as an attempt to end the growing polarization within the party and move the general convention process forward through consensus. Koirala has pointed out the need to build a consensus-based structure at a time when disputes over legitimacy, active membership, and balance of power are escalating within the Nepali Congress after the special general convention.
