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Gagan Kumar Thapa outlines strategy to revitalize Nepali Congress ahead of elections Puthli Bazaar Municipality‑1, Kattik 9 (Bikram Sambat) – Gagan Kumar Thapa, the newly elected president of the Nepali Congress, addressed a welcome and worker‑meeting at the party’s district office in Puthli Bazaar Municipality‑1 on Kattik 9. In his speech, Thapa emphasized a commitment to lead without personal ambition and to unite the party across generations. Thapa said the party now contains “four generations” and that he feels a responsibility to bring together leaders who are roughly 30 years older and 30 years younger than himself. “I have no selfish motives and I cannot perform miracles,” he told the gathering. “I will give responsibilities to everyone and bring the party together.” He noted that his election as president was the first time he had spoken publicly in that capacity. “Internal competition has made the party leadership‑less,” Thapa said. “I will not be denied leadership because of internal rivalry; I will work and take responsibility.” The president also addressed the party’s performance in the last election, stating that the party lost trust rather than votes. “I will restore that trust and the votes will come,” he said. He announced that during the months of Pus and Magh the party will create an election environment and distribute tickets in accordance with the law. Thapa concluded by saying the party will aim to become the first in local and provincial elections, stressing the need to unify the party and present a single front. Article source: Gorkhapatra National Daily | Image credit: Gorkhapatra National Daily
Gagan Kumar Thapa outlines strategy to revitalize Nepali Congress ahead of elections Puthli Bazaar Municipality‑1, Kattik 9 (Bikram Sambat) – Gagan Kumar Thapa, the newly elected president of the Nepali Congress, addressed a welcome and worker‑meeting at the party’s district office in Puthli Bazaar Municipality‑1 on Kattik 9. In his speech, Thapa emphasized a commitment to lead without personal ambition and to unite the party across generations. Thapa said the party now contains “four generations” and that he feels a responsibility to bring together leaders who are roughly 30 years older and 30 years younger than himself. “I have no selfish motives and I cannot perform miracles,” he told the gathering. “I will give responsibilities to everyone and bring the party together.” He noted that his election as president was the first time he had spoken publicly in that capacity. “Internal competition has made the party leadership‑less,” Thapa said. “I will not be denied leadership because of internal rivalry; I will work and take responsibility.” The president also addressed the party’s performance in the last election, stating that the party lost trust rather than votes. “I will restore that trust and the votes will come,” he said. He announced that during the months of Pus and Magh the party will create an election environment and distribute tickets in accordance with the law. Thapa concluded by saying the party will aim to become the first in local and provincial elections, stressing the need to unify the party and present a single front.
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