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RSVP nominated seven people to the Central Committee

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Kathmandu. Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP has nominated seven people including Ranju Darshana who came from other parties to the central committee. The central committee meeting on Sunday adjusted the party and made Samsika Baskota, Prakashchandra Pariyar, Suraj Pradhan, Navraj Thapa, Ashutosh Pradhan and Dhanez Thapa as central members.

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