Unidentified group blazes candidate’s vehicle
An unidentified group of people have set fire on the vehicle used by Nepali Congress candidate for election campaign.
The vehicle of candidate Ram Krishna Thapa for the post of chairman in Shivapuri village council has been vandalized and set on fire by an unidentified group of people on the night of May 5 according to DPO Nuwakot.
The vehicle with registration number BA11CHA 3499 has been blazed by the group. The vehicle has been completely destroyed in the incident.
Similarly, on May 5 there has been a clash between the cadres of CPN UML and Nepali congress during the election campaign of CPN UML candidate Raja Ram Guni at Shivapuri Village council-7. The injured cadre Chandra Bahadur Tamang is receiving treatment in Kathmandu according to CPN UML.
Nawadeep Shrestha
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