Rastriya Prajatantra Party-Nepal (RPP-N) has begun preparations for central convention with new political model. The party also stated that it would change its name and its working guideline.
"Party's new name will kept in a manner which will reflect democracy based on Nepali model," said Chairman Kamal Thapa amid a press conference organised at party office on Wednesday.
The convention slated for May 24-27 in Kathmandu will change party's name, future guideline and statute , informed Chairman Thapa.
Around 2,200 representatives from all 75 districts and 300 observers will participate in the convention .
It has been learnt that RPP-N, which emerged as the fourth largest force in the second Constituent Assembly election, has decided to change its name in its effort to incorporate all supporters. For this, party has also formed a political document writing committee under the leadership of party Chairman Thapa.
Vice Chairmen Rajib Parajuly and Dhawal Shumsher Rana, General Secretary Chandra Bahadur Gurung, senior leader Keshar Bahadur Bista, among other experts, are in the committee.
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"Party's new name will kept in a manner which will reflect democracy based on Nepali model," said Chairman Kamal Thapa amid a press conference organised at party office on Wednesday.
The convention slated for May 24-27 in Kathmandu will change party's name, future guideline and statute , informed Chairman Thapa.
Around 2,200 representatives from all 75 districts and 300 observers will participate in the convention .
It has been learnt that RPP-N, which emerged as the fourth largest force in the second Constituent Assembly election, has decided to change its name in its effort to incorporate all supporters. For this, party has also formed a political document writing committee under the leadership of party Chairman Thapa.
Vice Chairmen Rajib Parajuly and Dhawal Shumsher Rana, General Secretary Chandra Bahadur Gurung, senior leader Keshar Bahadur Bista, among other experts, are in the committee.
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