KATHMANDU: Fifteen women have been elected to the Nepali Congress Central Working Committee under the open women’s category at the party’s 15th General Convention, with Basana Thapa securing the highest number of votes, according to the Election Committee.
Thapa topped the list with 5,193 votes, followed by Urmila Thapaliya with 3,970 and Nima Giri with 3,906 votes.
Kusum Devi Thapa secured the fourth position with 3,250 votes, while Dhana Kumari Khatiwada came fifth with 3,231 votes.
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