Action was taken against two vice-presidents in four days by Sampang, president of the Labor Culture Party

Kathmandu. Hark Sampang, chairman of the Labor Culture Party, has taken action against two vice-chairmen within four days. 3 days after the suspension of Vice President Rajkumar Tamang, Devraj Lama, another Vice President, Dr Mitra Periyar, was also taken into action on Saturday. Sampang, who is also the mayor of Dharan and the chairman of Rehka Shram Sanskriti Party, wrote on social media on Saturday, January 5th, "No one is small and no one is big in the labor culture." Today, on Saturday, I would like to inform you that due to the violation of the code of conduct due to the insult done by the vice president to the organizer of Butwal and the insulting speech he spoke to the co-coordinator, action will be taken until it is corrected.

On Saturday, the Labor Culture Party organized a meeting in Butwal of Rupandehi as part of the Deshdaudaha program. Which was also addressed by Vice President Pariyar. But at that time Pariyar spoke angrily towards the organizer. In the public video of the speech, Pariyar is saying, "Friends, the organizers have made a little mistake here. Friends, I am the central vice president, I should be able to speak, my attention should not be diverted. Earlier, another vice-president Tamang was suspended by Shram Sanskrit Party after he was arrested by CIB, Central Investigation Bureau of Nepal Police.

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