RSP contact office vandalized in Jhapa

Kathmandu. In Jhapa 5, the contact office of Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSWP has been vandalized. Senior party leader Balendra Shah is a candidate from here. The party has promoted him as the future prime minister. A leader of the party vandalized the party's contact office located in Kamal rural municipality 2 of the district. The glass of the contact office was broken due to vandalism. It is said that there was no other physical damage.

It is not clear who did the taufod and why. The party has informed the police about this matter. The police said that they are looking for those involved in the vandalism.

Express

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