Nepal, April 20 -- Following the Gen Z uprising last September, the Gagan Thapa-Biswha Prakash Sharma faction of the Nepali Congress courageously revolted (albeit a little too late, in the reckoning of some). It then successfully organised the Congress special general convention-just around a month before the March 5 polls. The convention unanimously picked Thapa as the new party president and the party went into the polls under his leadership. Yet the election results were nothing but disastrous for the Congress. The party shrunk from 89 seats that it had secured in the 2022 federal elections to 38 seats in the 275-member-in what was easily the party's worst electoral performance ever. As Thapa had taken up party leadership on election-e...