Leaders involved in the process of determining the representatives have been discussing the start of a closed session since Tuesday morning. Information on this matter has been given to Speaker Ravi Lamichhane.
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The possibility of the closed session of the first general convention of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in Chitwan not being held today has increased.
Leaders involved in the process of determining the delegates have been discussing the start of the closed session since Tuesday morning. Information about this has been given to Chairman Ravi Lamichhane.
The general convention was inaugurated on Sunday by Chairman Lamichhane and senior leader and Prime Minister Balendra Shah.
According to the general convention schedule, the closed session was scheduled for 8:30 am on Monday. However, even after 5 pm, preparations have not been made for the closed session to begin. Due to uncertainty about when the closed session will be held, the general convention delegates are resting at the venue. Some delegates are dancing and singing.
