Gagan Thapa has been elected president of the Nepali Congress with an overwhelming majority, while Bishwa Prakash Sharma has secured the position of senior vice-president unopposed. Often described as a "pair of oxen" due to their long-standing partnership, the two leaders now face the challenge of reforming the party's entrenched political culture and restoring public trust.
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Gagan Thapa has been elected president of the Nepali Congress with an overwhelming majority, while Bishwa Prakash Sharma has secured the position of senior vice-president unopposed. Often described as a "pair of oxen" due to their long-standing partnership, the two leaders now face the challenge of reforming the party's entrenched political culture and restoring public trust.
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