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Gagan Thapa inducts 19 leaders into Nepali Congress central working committee



KATHMANDU: Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa has inducted 19 leaders into the party’s Central Working Committee following his election through the party’s second special general convention.

Thapa, on Monday, appointed leaders close to former party president Sher Bahadur Deuba and senior leader Shekhar Koirala into the committee.

The move comes at a time when prospects of reconciliation between the two rival factions within the party appear slim, with Thapa adopting a more flexible approach by accommodating leaders from both camps.

According to the party, the appointments were made under Article 21 (10) of the Nepali Congress statute 2017 (with amendments), which allows the party president to nominate general convention representatives as central committee members.

The newly inducted members are:

  1. Mahendra Yadav – Dhanusha
  2. Jeevan Pariyar – Kaski
  3. Umesh Shrestha – Chitwan
  4. Ramesh Rizal – Parsa
  5. Sujata Koirala – Morang
  6. Dilendra Prasad Badu – Darchula
  7. Dr. Chandrakanta Bhandari – Gulmi
  8. Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya – Parsa
  9. Laxmi Pariyar – Udayapur
  10. Angelu Sherpa – Solukhumbu
  11. Dinesh Kumar Yadav – Saptari
  12. Rajiv Koirala – Sunsari
  13. Rajiv Dhungana – Sunsari
  14. Prof. Dr. Govinda Raj Pokharel – Pyuthan
  15. Sushila Mishra Bhatt – Kailali
  16. Nagina Yadav – Mahottari
  17. Dinesh Koirala – Chitwan
  18. Dr. Jeevan Rana – Kailali
  19. Sita Thapaliya (Urmila) – Dhading

Publish Date : 11 May 2026 19:03 PM

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