The second convention of the Pravasi Nepali Manch International Committee was held at 11 am today at Karki Banquet in Babarmahal, Kathmandu, bringing together representatives from various countries. Senior CPN (UML) leader and former President Bidya Devi Bhandari inaugurated the gathering.
Convention opens in Babarmahal
The event took place at Karki Banquet, in Kathmandu’s Babarmahal area. Its opening by Bhandari marked the start of the committee’s second convention. She was identified at the event as both a senior leader of the CPN (UML) and a former president of Nepal.
Representatives from different countries attended, giving the convention an international participation. The available details do not identify the countries represented or provide a count of attendees.
Gathering of international committee representatives
The convention was organised by the Pravasi Nepali Manch International Committee. Its name and the presence of participants from various countries place the event among gatherings involving Nepali representatives based across different locations. No further details were provided about the participants’ roles or the issues they planned to discuss.
The event was reported as being underway on the day of the convention. The information available confirms its venue, start time, inauguration and participation by representatives from various countries, but does not specify the convention’s agenda or the decisions made during its proceedings.
Focus of the convention not detailed
No details were provided about speeches, resolutions, leadership appointments or plans adopted at the gathering. The reported information also does not say how long the convention was scheduled to last. Any account of those proceedings would require further information from the organisers or participants.
The central confirmed development is that the committee held its second convention in Kathmandu, with Bhandari inaugurating the event. Representatives from various countries gathered at Karki Banquet for the occasion, while further details about the convention’s programme and outcomes were not available in the initial reports.
