Nepal, Nov. 10 -- In the aftermath of the Gen Z movement, the Nepali Congress seems to be the only mainstream party to have accepted, albeit partially, the movement's spirit. However, the party has been marred by indecision as its central committee meeting has dragged on for over 23 days. The Post's Purushottam Poudel and Biken K Dawadi sat down with the general secretary of the Congress, Gagan Thapa. They discussed the party's general convention, the Gen Z movement, the erstwhile Oli government, the current interim government, and the way forward.

After the Gen Z movement, many hoped that the Nepali Congress would work to drastically reform. But that does not seem to be the case.

From the outside, the party might be seen as rife with p...