Navy warning before Balen becomes PM: Do not touch fireballs
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 21 March 2026
Kathmandu. The Nepal Vidyarthi Sangh Navisangh, which is close to the Nepali Congress, has strongly warned the future government not to make any attempt to abolish the student organizations. Speaking at the Senate meeting of the Navy Association held in Kathmandu on Friday, President Dujang Sherpa said that if such a step is taken, the consequences will be serious. According to him, interfering with the student organization will be as risky as touching a fireball.
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