Nepali Congress establishment rejects Deuba camp’s convention decisions

Internal divisions within Nepal's Nepali Congress party have surfaced as establishment leaders strongly objected to proposals endorsed at a convention organized by a faction led by former party president Sher Bahadur Deuba. These leaders declared that the decisions made at Deuba's convention cannot be considered the official position of the Nepali Congress.

According to the dissenting faction, the proposals endorsed by Deuba's camp cannot override the party's established statute or its prior institutional decisions. This stance suggests a significant disagreement over party governance and the legitimacy of decisions made outside the main leadership structure.

The conflict underscores a broader power struggle within the party, with implications for its future direction and unity. The Nepali Congress, a historically significant political force in Nepal, faces the challenge of reconciling these internal disputes as it navigates the country's political landscape.