Gyawali, a resident of Rupandehi district, was suffering from high blood pressure, and heart related diseases. He is survived by wife, one son and three daughters.[break]
He had four decades long experience and contribution in the communist movement, said party leader Tilak Acharya. His funeral will be performed at Pashupati Aryaghat today, it is learnt.
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