decisive push for organizational transformation marked the results of the 15th General Convention of the Nepali Congress, as Megha Shahi secured the single Central Working Committee seat set aside for Madhesh Province women. Triumphing over an influential local official, Shahi’s election underscores strong party support for youth leadership and the vision of "Nepali Congress 2.0."
Final tally figures show Shahi leading the contest with 2,467 votes, accounting for 35.7% of the total cast. Her nearest rival, sitting Mayor of Surunga Municipality Gita Chaudhary, collected 2,053 votes (29.7%), falling short by 414 votes. In the four-way race, Laxmi Baral finished third with 1,241 votes (18%), followed by Kiran Sarkar with 895 votes (12.9%).
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The preference for a young challenger over an incumbent municipal mayor delivers a clear message regarding generational transition within the party's internal hierarchy. As the Nepali Congress shapes its executive committee, the expanding footprint of youth leaders is expected to bolster organizational vitality and future momentum.
