The Nepali Congress central committee currently falls slightly short of its mandatory one-third women’s representation quota, with women holding 29.87 percent of the elected positions. To meet the party’s statutory requirements, President Gagan Thapa must now appoint at least 30 women among his 66 available committee nominations.
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The Nepali Congress central committee currently falls slightly short of its mandatory one-third women’s representation quota, with women holding 29.87 percent of the elected positions. To meet the party’s statutory requirements, President Gagan Thapa must now appoint at least 30 women among his 66 available committee nominations.
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