I want to raise the voice of Karnali within the NC: Naresh Bikram Dhakal
Kathmandu Naresh Bikram Dhakal, who is the candidate for the central member of the Nepali Congress in the ongoing 15th General Convention of the Nepali Congress, has said that he has filed his candidacy to raise the voice of Karnali within the party.
Talking to Nepal News Bank, Dhakal said that although the Nepali Congress is an extended democratic party, Karnali Province is still lagging behind. He said, “Although the Congress is a large democratic party, Karnali province is still lagging behind in the eyes of many parties. I want to raise the voice of Karnali. I want to raise the problems of Karnali. I want to include Karnali through the party’s policies, procedures and procedures.” Dhakal said that he has served as the ambassador of Qatar and Saudi Arabia and has experience in government and non-government sectors.
‘I raise my voice for the complete democratization of Nepal. I myself have been the ambassador of Qatar and Saudi Arabia. I have experience at the international level. I have also worked in the non-government and government sectors in Nepal. Therefore, I want to make my experience and knowledge the property of the Nepali Congress,” he said.
He said that he would make continuous efforts to strengthen the policies, procedures and procedures within the party.
Similarly, Padam Raj Joshi, who is contesting the party’s 15th general convention from Doti in the far-western region, has said that the party is improving as compared to the past.
Joshi said that the people who believe in democracy will be associated with the four-star flag and tree symbol of the Congress. He claimed that the Congress will continue to improve and move forward at a faster pace.
He said, “Where there is a four-star flag, where there is a tree symbol, the people who believe in democracy stand as Congress. Today’s Congress has improved compared to yesterday. Congress will continue to improve. Now the Congress will move forward at a fast pace.” Joshi said that the Congress is moving forward by including the youth below 35 years of age. Stating that there is no panel in this election, he said that they are on a campaign to select qualified and good people and take them to the leadership.
“The Congress is moving forward by including the youth below 35 years of age. This time there is no panel in the election. We are working on selecting good people and making them leaders. That’s the party’s policy,” he said.
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