Pokhara. Nepali Congress Chairman Gagan Kumar Thapa has said that the internal bitterness within the party should be ended.
At the honor program organized by the BP Memorial Library in Gandaki Province today in Pokhara, President Thapa informed that the Congress will start a new dialogue by going to the homes of the voters who left the party.
He is of the opinion that on the occasion of the 113th BP Jayanti, a special campaign should be conducted to connect the families who were associated with the Congress in the past but recently separated. Chairman Thapa said, “More than two lakh families have been separated from us now. We had to find those separated families. We had to communicate with them.”
Stating that four generations from 20 to 80 years of age are active in the party, Chairman Thapa clarified that results can only be achieved through the combination of the experience of the old leaders and the energy of the youth.
Expressing his commitment to work sincerely during his four-year tenure, he directed the leaders to abandon their flamboyant style and go to villages. President Thapa said that the entire right to select candidates in the upcoming local level elections will be given to the lower level. Chairman Thapa honored each and every person from 11 districts of Gandaki province who have made special contribution in Nepali Congress.
Those who will be honored are Sumitra Devi Khanal of Nawalpur, Rammani Dhital of Gorkha, Navin Baniyan of Lamjung, Jhapta Bahadur KC of Tanahun, Pemba Dorje Lama of Manang, Krishna Bahadur Kunwar of Kaski, Shalikram Neupane of Syangja, Balbhadra Sharma of Parbat, Hari Prasad Shrestha of Baglung, Prithviman Chantyal of Myagdi and Sonam Dorje of Mustang. .
They were honored with a certificate of honor and a medal along with Rs 25,000 each.