Nepali Congress leader Bishwaprakash Sharma said the party's ongoing general convention has attracted strong interest and energy from young people, with more than 35,000 youths joining the party at various levels.
Speaking to journalists in Kathmandu on Friday, while voting was underway to choose the party's leadership, Sharma said the Nepali Congress convention was not the event of a single generation. He described it as a balance among four to five generations.
A convention aimed at bringing generations together
Sharma said efforts had been made to connect people from different backgrounds, ranging from labourers working in villages to members of the intellectual class.
Key points from Sharma's remarks
- More than 35,000 youths have joined the party at various levels.
- The convention represents a balance of four to five generations, he said.
- Efforts were made to connect village labourers and the intellectual class.
