Gandaki, Feb 3: Nepali Congress President and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that it is necessary for the party leaders and cadres to be organized in a united manner to make the Nepali Congress the ‘majority party’.
Speaking at the inauguration of an orientation programme on organization and contemporary issues for provincial presidents and heads of training departments, organized by the Nepali Congress Central Policy, Research, and Training Institute in Pokhara today, Party President Deuba mentioned that while it is difficult for any party to achieve a majority due to the existing inclusive and proportional political system, Nepali Congress can achieve a majority through united efforts.
“We have adopted an inclusive and proportional political system, making it difficult for any single party to gain a majority,” he said. “Nonetheless, we have succeeded in becoming the largest party. If there is genuine unity among all our party members, we can make Congress the majority party in the future.”
He expressed the view that the operation of the state with constitutional provisions has ensured the representation of all ethnicities, languages, communities, and regions in the country.
Leader Deuba stated that fulfilling the responsibilities entrusted by leaders like the late BP, Ganeshman, Krishna Prasad, and Girija Prasad requires unity and active participation within the party, characterized by harmonious relationships. Emphasizing the need to strengthen democracy, federalism, and inclusiveness gained through struggle, he stressed the importance of decentralizing power for the country’s development.
Expressing the notion of moving forward by making good use of the obtained rights, Party President Deuba urged leaders and cadres to always work in the best interest of the country and the people.
Purna Bahadur Khadka, the head of the Central Policy, Research, and Training Academy of the Nepali Congress and the party’s vice president, informed that the party’s training programmes would be conducted at the central, provincial, district, and electoral constituency levels.
Nepali Congress Gandaki Province President Shukraraj Sharma emphasized the importance of not forgetting the party’s historical values and legacy, stressing the need to strengthen and consolidate the party by including everyone.
The one-day training and orientation programme included the party presidents and heads of the training departments from all seven provinces, central officials of the party, central members representing Kaski district, and provincial officials.
