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Kathmandu, Aug 20: Chairman of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), Rabi Lamichhane, has made it clear that the anti-graft body would not be exerted pressure on its investigative activities relating to abuse of power by the public officials. The Commission
Lamichhane Elected Unopposed As
RSP Does Not Engage
RSP Chair Lamichhane Meets
RSP President Lamichhane, Indian
RSP Chair Lamichhane Leaves
We Will Pay Back
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RSP President Lamichhane Urges
Hearing On Writ Against
SC Orders For Full
Rabi Lamichhane Discloses Election
RSP Chairman Lamichhane And
Singha Durbar Can Be
Chair Lamichhane Vows Rule
SC Demands Additional Evidences
Chair Lamichhane Urges Party
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