The ruling Nepali Congress has decided to purchase 19 aana of land and a three-storey building in Sanepa to expand its central office premises.
The Nepali Congress, the ruling political party, has decided to expand its central office located in Sanepa, Lalitpur, by purchasing 19 aana of land (equivalent to 1 ropani 3 aana 3 paisa) along with a three-storey building. The expansion aims to make the party’s central operations more organized and spacious.
According to Krishna Prasad Poudel, Chief Secretary of the party’s central office, the land and building to be acquired are situated directly in front of the current office premises. The property is being purchased from Amirman Amatya.
On Wednesday, the party made a formal agreement with the property owner in the presence of General Secretaries Gagan Thapa and Bishwo Prakash Sharma, and Treasurer Umesh Shrestha. As part of the deal, the party has already paid NPR 50 lakh as advance, with a condition that the land must be officially transferred within one year.
To finance the purchase, which is estimated to cost around NPR 13 crore, the party plans to raise funds through levies collected from various party committees and contributions from well-wishers.
This article was originally published on bajarkochirfar.com. Translated with the help of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.
