Managing the party is NC’s main challenge: leader Singh
Kathmandu: Nepali Congress leader Prakash Man Singh has said that managing the party itself is the major challenge for the Nepali Congress (NC). He said so while addressing a Metropolis-level assembly organized under the NC’s 100-Day Special Campaign by the NC Kathmandu Metropolitan Committee at local Chhetrapati today.
“Whether we can manage the party or not is the main issue before the Nepali Congress at present. The number of active party members is high, but it is necessary to make them understand the significance of the active membership,” leader Singh said and emphasized on the need of engaging every active member of the party in its activities.
According to him, the party active membership is not a trivial topic for a party like the NC that has struggled a lot for introducing democracy and democratic values in the country, and has time and again also won people’s trust. He suggested resolving problems, if any, within the party through sitting together in discussions.
Leader Singh urged the Kathmandu Metropolitan Committee to work towards resolving the complaints of and the problems and inconveniences faced by the Kathmandu denizens. He also expressed the confidence that the 100-Day Special Campaign will contribute towards strengthening the party organization.
Leader Krishna Prasad Sitaula has been assigned the responsibility of leading the NC’s 100-Day Special Campaign.
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