UML's fighting force has warned that it will counterattack against the RSVP

Kathmandu. The National Volunteers Force, a fighting force of the CPN-UML, has warned that it will counterattack against the National Independent Party. The force has demanded action saying that the top leader of RSVP has made unnecessary insults on the leadership of UML and even burnt his party's flag in Dang yesterday.

The force has warned that if the administration does not take action against flag burning and slandering its leadership, it will retaliate. Chief Commander of the Force, Pushparaj Shrestha issued a statement on Friday and gave this warning.

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