Due to demonstratiosn from early morning, vehicular movement in the capital has been disrupted today. The agitators vandalised over a dozen vehicles and obstructed major thoroughfares including Kalanki, Chabahil, Nayabazar and Lainchour.

Outraged by the news of killing, the agitators vandalised the YCL office at Kalanki this morning and burnt materials inside the office.

They chanted slogans against the YCL and demanded that Home Minister Bamdev Gautam who, they said, failed to maintain peace and security and curb unruly activities of the YCL resigned.

The bodies of Pant and Dangol were found buried in a single dugout on the bank of the Dariyal River in Pida VDC-3 of Dhading district Tuesday. The deceased, residents of Syuchatar VDC-2 of Kathmandu, were detained by more than 300 YCL cadres while they were returning to Kathmandu from Gorkha on October 19.

The search operation was carried out by a team of human rights activists, police officers and the relatives since their abduction.

According to one Madhu Shrestha who succeeded escaping the abduction, the YCL cadres led by Akash Basnet of Kirtipur and one Sujan of Thankot had disappeared the duo after abduction