Nepali singer pulls corruption song from YouTube after threats Pashupati Sharma takes down video with satirical lyrics denouncing government's corruption, even as song goes viral. 18 Feb 2019 Pashupati Sharma's video was removed after he allegedly received threats [Screengrab/Youtube]MORE ON&nbsp;NEPAL The great plunder: Nepal's stolen treasuresyesterday Emissions threaten to melt two-thirds of Himalayan glaciers2 weeks ago Nepalese woman dies following banishment to 'menstruation hut'2 weeks ago Pilot 'disoriented' before 2018 plane crash in Nepal3 weeks ago A popular&nbsp;Nepali&nbsp;folk singer says he removed a satirical song on corruption from YouTube after the youth wing of the ruling&nbsp;Nepal&nbsp;Communist&nbsp;Party&nbsp;(NCP)&nbsp;allegedly threatened him, local media reported on Monday. Pashupati Sharma released a video of the song "Lutna Sake Lut, Nepal Mai Chha Chhut" (loot whatever you can, since that's allowed only in Nepal) over the weekend. The song immediately struck a chord with the people angered by widespread&nbsp;corruption&nbsp;in the country.&nbsp; Many showed their support for the singer on Twitter where some denounced what they called the undemocratic approach of the ruling party. View image on Twitter Lochan Acharya@lochanofficial The intolerance of ruling party CPN is vividly seen with its youth wing Yuwa Sangh circulating message to discard Pashupati Sharma (for uploading song that CPN doesn't like for no reason). What else can be more shameful than this in an open &amp; democratic society? 44 10:10 AM - Feb 16, 2019 48 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Others said the threats against the singer backfired, as the song is now receiving wider publicity.&nbsp; <img cla