Balendra Shah, who arrived in Barhabise, rang the bell at the party office and met with supporters for a while.
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Senior leader of the National Independent Party (NISP) Balendra Shah has returned from Bahrabise in Sindhupalchowk. The party has presented his presence along with Sindhupalchowk-1 NSP candidate Bharat Parajuli as an election message.
Shah, who arrived in Bahrabise around 2 pm on Friday, rang the bell at the party office and met with supporters for a while.
Although he did not make a formal address, leader Parajuli said that his presence had activated the RSP's campaign at the local level. Before Shah's arrival, a crowd of youth and supporters had gathered in Khadichaur and Bahrabise areas.
