Nepali Congress Leader Prakash Sharan Mahat Expresses Concern Over Party's Declining Popularity and Internal Issues

Kathmandu. Nepali Congress leader Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat has expressed concern over the decline in the party's popular support after the elections and the psychological despair among party workers across the country. Dr. Mahat stated that the leadership must take special initiative to prevent the party, which is in a challenging time, from weakening further.

Stating that broader unity is necessary to stop the growing inactivity and exodus within the party, Dr. Mahat questioned the impartiality of the 15th General Convention. “There is no basis to believe the leadership when they say they will conduct it impartially,” Dr. Mahat said, “Therefore, a common mechanism must be formed to complete the 15th General Convention, amend the constitution, and finalize the active membership. We are not seeking positions or shares, only a guarantee of impartiality.”