Nepali Congress General Secretary Gagan Thapa has urged a comprehensive transformation of the party in a video message released Friday morning.
Thapa emphasized that the party needs to reconnect with communities, change its working methods, and focus on internal purification and strengthening. He acknowledged that both he and the party leadership share responsibility for past mistakes, and that the party’s current difficulties are due to its inability to reform.
He highlighted the need to restructure all party mechanisms and remove partisan influence from state institutions. Thapa also noted that the younger generation has shown dissatisfaction with the party. Recent attacks on party offices, leaders’ offices, and the party president have further weakened the organization.
In his message, Thapa called on the party to assist in appointing the individual supported by the Gen-Z youth as Prime Minister, while strictly remaining within constitutional limits. He also announced plans to tour all 77 districts of Nepal to actively participate in the party’s restructuring efforts.
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