Dr Sunil Sharma has vowed to continue his campaign for party transformation after being defeated in the election for general secretary, saying he will remain engaged in serving the party and the people even though he no longer holds the post. His remarks were reported by Nepali outlets on 12 October 2026, following the election defeat.
Sharma says his work will continue
Sharma said the loss of the general secretary position would not end his involvement in the party. He pledged to keep working within the organisation and maintain his commitment to serving both the party and the people.
His statement framed the defeat as a change in office rather than a reason to step away from party activity. The reports did not indicate that he planned to withdraw from the party or abandon his transformation campaign. Instead, Sharma said he would continue to be involved despite no longer holding the position.
Transformation campaign remains his focus
The reports centred on Sharma’s response to the election result and his promise to carry on with the drive for change within the party. He did not, in the reported remarks, set out specific proposals, a timetable or a detailed plan for that effort.
The available account also did not provide the vote count, the name of the candidate who defeated him or further details about the contest. Sharma’s stated position was that his commitment to the party and the public would continue regardless of the outcome.
His comments offer a clear message about his intended role after the defeat: although he will no longer serve as general secretary, he says he will remain active in party work and continue advocating transformation. Nepal Views reported his remarks on 12 October 2026.
