Nepali Congress Appoints Central Representatives for New Active Membership Distribution

Kathmandu. The Nepali Congress has appointed central representatives in all 77 districts to target the party's 15th General Convention and distribute new active memberships. This time, the Congress aims to ensure maximum participation of youth under 35 years of age in membership distribution.

The representatives have been appointed to make the campaign effective and organized as per the decision of the Congress Membership Management Central Committee.  

Party Acting Chief Secretary Krishna Prasad Dulal informed in a press release on Wednesday that the appointed representatives will work in their respective districts from Ashar 7 to 20. The representatives will be present in the districts to coordinate and facilitate membership distribution.

Acting Chief Secretary Dulal's press release states, 'Our objective is to ensure maximum representation of youth under 35 years of age in the new active membership distribution process.'

• Who is appointed in which district?

In Bagmati Province, the Congress has appointed Joint General Secretary Udaya Shumsher Rana in Kathmandu. Similarly, Manojmani Acharya in Lalitpur, Rajendra Kumar KC in Bhaktapur, Ishwar Adhikari in Rasuwa, Banshlal Tamang in Nuwakot, Sushil Bhatta in Dhading, Dr. Kedar Narsingh KC in Chitwan, Badri Prasad Aryal in Makwanpur, Shiva Sunar in Kavre, Ichhu Rana in Sindhupalchok, Dr. Mukesh Kafle in Sindhuli, Sita Mijar in Ramechhap, and Om Gharti Magar in Dolakha have been appointed.

In Koshi Province, Himalaya Karmacharya in Taplejung, Uma Shiwakoti in Panchthar, Yadu Bisht in Ilam, Rajiv Koirala in Jhapa, Sudhir Kumar Shiwakoti in Morang, Kumar Luintel in Sunsari, Nagendra Kumal in Dhankuta, Dinesh Kumar Yadav in Udayapur, Deepan Kumar Shrestha in Bhojpur, Mediniprasad Sitoula in Tehrathum, Rudra Kandangwa in Sankhuwasabha, Laxmi Pariyar in Solukhumbu, Deepak Adhikari in Khotang, and Angelu Sherpa in Okhaldhunga have been appointed.

In Madhesh Province, Ramplatan Saha in Saptari, Ramkumar Yadav in Siraha, Subash Kumar Pokharel in Dhanusha, Shambhulal Shrestha in Mahottari, Anil Kumar Jha in Sarlahi, Pramod Hari Guragain in Rautahat, Mathura Prasad Ghimire in Bara, and Ujjwal Prasad Baral in Parsa have been appointed as representatives.

In Gandaki Province, Tilak Rnabhat in Gorkha, Krishna Bahadur KC in Lamjung, Kusumdevi Thapa Magar in Tanahu, Mankumari Gurung in Manang, Jagdish Upadhyay in Mustang, Chhanda Bahadur Pahari in Myagdi, Jitanarayan Shrestha in Baglung, Resham Bahadur Baniya in Parbat, Bishnu Devi Pandey in Kaski, Deepak Bhattarai in Syangja, and Dr. Gopal Dahit in Nawalpur have been given responsibilities.

In Lumbini Province, Bhim Shrish in Rukum (East), Kiran Kishore Ghimire in Rolpa, Tekraj Poudel in Pyuthan, Radheshyam Pathak in Dang, Mahendra Sharma in Banke, Surendra Prasad Chaudhary in Bardiya, Rajendra Gopal Singh in Arghakhanchi, Hari Acharya in Gulmi, Muna Bhusal in Palpa, Narayan Prasad Bhattarai in Rupandehi, Pradeepraj Sharma in Kapilvastu, and Keshav Prasad Niroula in Parasi have been appointed.

In Karnali Province, Suryabahadur BK in Humla, Tapan Khadka in Jumla, Yuvaraj Pandey in Mugu, Kamalraj Regmi in Kalikot, Baldev Timilsina in Dolpa, Tirthajung Shahi in Dailekh, Lekhnath Pokharel in Surkhet, Keshavraj Acharya in Salyan, Chhaya Sunar in Jajarkot, and Narayan Koirala in Rukum West have been appointed as representatives.

Similarly, in Sudurpashchim Province, Jagat Prasad Joshi in Achham, Vijay Bahadur Swar in Bajhang, Ganeshraj Bhatt in Bajura, Him Bahadur Rawal in Doti, Samjhana Khatri in Dadeldhura, Santoshi Saud Aiyari in Darchula, Sushila Mishra Bhatta in Baitadi, Dilendra Prasad Badoo in Kanchanpur, and Madhu Acharya in Kailali have been appointed.