US EditionBad poll results prompt Nepal Congress President Gagan Thapa to resign
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Kathmandu. The meeting of the Nepali Congress Central Working Committee has begun. The meeting of the Central Working Committee began on Friday afternoon at the Congress Central Office, Sanepa, under the chairmanship of Vice President Bishwaprakash Sharma. Vice President Sharma is leading the meeting as Congress President Gagan Thapa has resigned. Thapa resigned on Wednesday, taking moral responsibility for the defeat of the Congress in the Hous…
Nepali Congress Party Chief Gagan Thapa Quits After Poll Defeat
Following an unexpected defeat in the recently concluded parliamentary elections, Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has resigned from his post on moral grounds, the Kathmandu Post has reported. “A Central Working Committee meeting has been called for March 20, where the president’s resignation will be formally discussed. The decision to resign lies with the president, […] The post Nepali Congress Party Chief Gagan Thapa Quits After Poll Defe…
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Bad poll results prompt Nepal Congress President Gagan Thapa to resign
Gagan Thapa, who was elected president of the Nepali Congress through a controversially held special general convention in January, has resigned from his post following the party's electoral setback in the recently held parliamentary elections.
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