Key Roles Held Within The Nepali Congress Party
1) Joint General Secretary of Central Working Committee.
2) Spokesperson of Central Working Committee.
3) Member of Mahasamiti and Maha Adhibeshan.
4) Chief of Department of Publicity.
5) Chief of Department of International Relations.
6) Chief of Department of Professional and Intellectual.
7) Central Member of Democratic Socialist League Convened in Varanasi.
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