The RSVP's statute provides for elections for 99 central members, including the president, two vice-presidents, one general secretary, and three joint general secretaries.
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If there is no consensus for the selection of office bearers of the National Independent Party (NISP), elections will be held for 6 posts.
The NSP statute provides for elections for 99 central members including the president, two vice-presidents, one general secretary, and three joint general secretaries. Ravi Lamichhane has been unanimously elected as the president from the first phase, and the central member has also been elected. In the second phase, elections are going to be held for 6 posts from among the central members.
Biraj Bhakta Shrestha and Swarnim Wagle have announced their candidacies for the two vice-president posts of the NSP. Sobita Gautam, Indira Rana Magar, and Toshima Karki have announced their candidacies for the post of women's vice-president.
8 leaders have announced their candidacies for the post of general secretary. Shishir Khanal, who is also the Minister for Foreign Affairs, outgoing General Secretary Kavindra Burlakoti, outgoing Joint General Secretary Bipin Acharya, leaders Ganesh Parajuli, Manish Jha, Ganesh Karki have announced their candidacies. Similarly, the then General Secretary of Bibeksheel Sajha Party Ranju Darshana, Sagar Dhakal and Pramod Neupane have also announced their candidacies for the post of General Secretary.
Jwala Sangraula, Nisha Dangi and Nisha Mehta have announced their candidacies for the post of Joint General Secretary for women. Ashim Shah, political advisor to Prime Minister Balendra Shah, Bablu Gupta leader Yagyamani Neupane, Pukar Bam, Sulabh Kharel and others have announced their candidacies for the post of Joint General Secretary.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has decided on the structure of the 158-member Central Working Committee through its statute, which has a mixed system of directly elected, inclusive, provincial representation and members nominated by the president. The number of office bearers has been increased to 19, including the President 1, Senior Leader 1, Vice President 3 (1 open, 1 woman and 1 nominated), General Secretary 2 (1 nominated), Joint General Secretary 5 (2 open, 1 woman, 2 nominated), Spokesperson 1 (nominated), Joint Spokesperson 3 (1 woman, all nominated). Treasurer 1 and Joint Treasurer 2 are also nominated according to the inclusive principle.
After the cooperation agreement reached between RSVP President Ravi Lamichhane and the then Mayor of Kathmandu, Balendra Shah, 26 central members were made from Balendra's side before the elections, but 16 of them did not file their candidacies. Sunil Lamsal, Bhupdev Shah, Laxman Tharu, Santosh Giri and others are being prepared to be nominated.
The RSVP statute gives the President the right to nominate 51 members to the central committee. Leaders who are in line to become central members and office bearers through the same process have not filed their candidacies.
