Alliance with another party of UML in Prachanda area

Kathmandu. UML is going to form an alliance with the Progressive Democratic Party in some places. Rukum is going to help CPN-UML and Progressive Democratic Party in East and West.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between UML vice president Ram Bahadur Thapa Badal and Pralopa president Durga Sow on Sunday. In Rukum West, Janardhan Sharma is a candidate on behalf of Pralopa, while Sandeep is again a candidate in East.

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