Declaration of unity between RSVP and Viveksheel Common Party

Kathmandu. Unity has been announced between Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSWP and Viveksheel Common Party. The leaders of the two parties signed the agreement on unification at the unity declaration meeting held in Kathmandu on Sunday. Executive Chairman Dolprasad Aryal and Dr. Swarnim Wagle signed on behalf of RSVP, while Viveksheel Szaha's president Samishka Baskota and vice president Prakashchandra Pariyar signed.

According to the consensus, in the promotion of alternative politics. Contribution of Ujwal Thapa and 'Viveksheel Abhiyan' will be documented and recognized. It has been agreed that the leaders coming from the prudent common will be nominated by mutual agreement in the 'special mechanism federal leadership platform' made for the convention. The ranking of the members of the Mancha shall be the same as that of the members of the Central Committee.

It has been mentioned in the agreement that competence, inclusiveness and public image will be considered as the basis when assigning responsibilities to the members and advisors of Viveksheel Common in the central, provincial and local level structures. After the merger, the name of the party will be 'National Independent Party'. The flag of the party will have the shape of a blue bell in the center of a white circle on a blue background and the symbol of the party will be 'bell'.

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