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Gandaki. Nepali Congress President and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that the Congress should now be organized in a unified manner among its leaders and cadres to make it a majority party. Inaugurating an orientation program on organization and contemporary context for provincial presidents and heads of the training department organized by the Nepali Congress Central Policy, Research and Training Institute in Pokhara today, party president Deuba said that even though it is difficult for one party to get a majority due to the existing inclusive and proportional political system, the Congress will get a majority if there is a united effort.
‘Now we have adopted an inclusive and proportional political system, it is difficult for any one party to get a majority,’ he said. ‘Nevertheless, we have succeeded in making the largest party. Moreover, if there is heartfelt unity among all the party members, we can make the Congress a majority party in the future.’
He expressed the view that the constitutional system has ensured the representation of all castes, languages, communities and regions of the country in the running of the state. President Deuba said that unity and activity with harmonious relations in the party is necessary to fulfill the responsibilities entrusted to it by leaders such as BP, Ganeshman, Krishna Prasad, Girija Prasad.
Noting that it is necessary to strengthen the democracy, federalism and inclusiveness achieved on the foundation of struggle, he stressed the need for decentralization of power for the development of the country. Expressing the view that the acquired power should be utilized properly and move forward, party President Deuba has urged the leaders and cadres to always work in favor of the country and the people. He expressed confidence that the training and orientation program that began in Pokhara will determine the party’s future course of action and provide appropriate guidance for resolving existing problems.
Purna Bahadur Khadka, head of the Nepali Congress Central Policy, Research and Training Institute and vice president of the party, informed that the party’s training program will be conducted everywhere through the center, provinces, districts and constituencies. Informing that the ‘draft’ prepared in connection with the preparation of the party’s training manual has been sent to the concerned bodies for discussion, Khadka, head of the training institute, said that the manual will be finalized by collecting suggestions by mid-Magh.
Shukraraj Sharma, president of Nepali Congress Gandaki Province, expressed the view that the historical values and heritage of the party should not be forgotten and emphasized the need to make the party strong and robust by including everyone. The one-day training and orientation program of the Nepali Congress is being attended by party presidents of all seven provinces and heads of provincial training departments, party central office bearers, central members representing Kaski district, and provincial office bearers.
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