Ex Maoist combatants detained for vandalism

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ITAHARI, Jan 2: Police detained 22 former Maoists combatants who were declared disqualified by the United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) for vandalism during their strike in eastern Nepal.

They have enforced strike for a few days demanding rehabilitation.

The ex-fighters have claimed that they have become victims of injustice.

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