NC CWC decides to take disciplinary action against Gagan Thapa, Bishwo Prakash Sharma and Farmullah Mansur
The Central Working Committee meeting of the Nepali Congress has decided to take disciplinary action against General Secretary duo Gagan Kumar Thapa and Bishwo Prakash Sharma for alleged acting against the party’s policy.
Joint General Secretary Min Bishwakarma said that the decision was taken at the meeting held at the party office in Sanepa.
Similarly, the meeting has also decided to take action against Joint General Secretary Farmullah Mansur.
With this the Congress has split.
Likewise, the meeting has urged the leaders and cadres to return to the party.
Joint General Secretary Bishwakarma said that action will be taken against them in accordance with the party's statute for violating party discipline.
NC CWC meeting begins in Sanepa
A Central Working Committee (CWC) meeting of the Nepali Congress has begun in Sanepa, Lalitpur.
The meeting, chaired by the party Acting President Purna Bahadur Khadka, is being attended by office-bearers and members of the Central Working Committee.
It is the responsibility of all to make election successful: Home Minister
Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has said that making the elections successful is the responsibility of everyone involved in the security agencies.
Addressing the provincial-level security seminar held today in Janakpurdham by the Federal Ministry of Home Affairs and the Madhesh Province Ministry of Home, Communication, and Law, he stated that the House of Representatives elections on March 5 will be conducted impartially.
He said, "All units of the security forces should seriously engage in their areas of responsibility to ensure a free and fair election."
Urging the political parties, civil society, and journalists to ensure a successful election, the Home Minister requested the concerned parties not to engage in activities that spread conflict in society.
He also warned that those who violate the prevailing laws will face action. His remarks were aimed at the misuse of social media.
Stating that the incumbent government was formed according to the wishes of Gen Z, the Home Minister clarified that it is the government's mandate to ensure good governance and conduct elections on the scheduled date.
He also instructed the security personnel to be deployed in the field with high morale and to fulfill the responsibilities entrusted by the nation.
The Home Minister said despite limited resources and means, security agencies including the Nepal Police and Armed Police Force are working to make the elections successful, as looted weapons are being recovered and efforts are being made to maintain peace and security.
NC President Deuba shows flexibility to prevent party split
Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that he is flexible to keep intact the unity within the party.
Discussions were held today between party President Deuba and general secretary duo Gagan Thapa and Bishwa Prakash Sharma for resolving the dispute arising within the party in the context of the Special General Convention underway in Kathmandu at the call of the proponents of the Special General Convention. .
Party spokesperson Prakash Sharan Mahat shared that during the discussions held in the morning at Deuba's residence in Maharajgunj, Deuba stated that he has been working in the past to preserve the party's unity and is still ready to make sacrifices today as well.
During the meeting, President Deuba had urged General Secretaries Thapa and Sharma also to be ready to preserve the unity of the party.
According to Spokesperson Mahat, Deuba stated that he is ready to give up regarding the demand to withdraw his official signature submitted in the election for ticket distribution on behalf of the party.
A decision was made at the previous Central Committee meeting of the Nepali Congress, and the signed document of President Deuba was sent to the Election Commission for the distribution of party tickets to candidates contesting the election on behalf of the party.
Accordingly, the party's proportional representation tickets for the National Assembly elections to be held on February 25 and for the House of Representatives on March 5 have already been distributed. Now, only the allocation of tickets for the first-past-the post election category remains.
Other matters, including the special general convention, were discussed among them, and party president Deuba had requested to finalize those issues through the central working committee.
Spokesperson Mahat stated that the general secretaries Thapa and Sharma, after discussing matters with President Deuba, left the meeting with the intention of consulting with colleagues present at the Special Convention. .
