Nepal Samajwadi Party (Naya Shakti) General Convention to Begin Today

Kathmandu – The first general convention of Nepal Samajwadi Party (Naya Shakti) led by Dr. Baburam Bhattarai is beginning today at Nepal Pragya Pratishthan.

All preparations for the general convention to be held from Magh 27 to 29 have been completed and around 1,500 delegates from across the country will participate in the general convention,Coordinator of the general convention management committee Hisila Yami informed.

She said Nepal Samajwadi Party (Naya Shakti) will strengthen internal democracy within the political party and prioritize party consolidation, good political practice, and building an organization with an inclusive character in line with the spirit of the constitution. At the same time, a 99-member central committee including 11 office bearers will be elected through the general convention, Naya Shakti has stated that there is a possibility of collaboration with the country’s progressive, alternative and transformative political forces.

Coordinator Yami said that the general convention will prioritize strengthening the internal democracy within the political party, strengthening the party, practicing good political practices, and building an organization with an inclusive character in line with the spirit of the constitution.

Dr. Bhattarai and 9 central leaders dismissed from JASAPA

The Upendra Yadav faction of the Janata Samajwadi Party has dismissed 9 central leaders including Federal Council Chairman Baburam Bhattarai. Accusing him of playing a role in dividing the party, the central committee meeting held in Birgunj decided to remove Bhattarai and the leader of his faction on Thursday.

According to JASAPa executive member Prakash Adhikari, Federal Council Chairman Bhattarai, executive members Mahindra Yadav, Hisila Yami, Ganganarayan Shrestha, Prashant Singh, Durga Shob, Ramesh Yadav, Bhakta Bahadur Shah and Dan Bahadur Chaudhary have been relieved of their posts.

The extended meeting of the Bhattarai faction held in Kathmandu on Tuesday and Wednesday decided to separate from the JASAPA and form a new party.