7 points agreement with the government team, Dr. Ending Fast by Govind KC
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 28 July 2026
Kathmandu. Dr. Gobind KC, who has been fasting since Thursday in Dhangadhi, has broken his fast after agreeing on 7 points with the government side. A government team from Kathmandu reached Dhangadhi on Saturday to discuss the demands of Dr KC.
After the agreement with the team, Dr. KC broke his fast by drinking juice from the hand of Chakra Bahadur Dhami, who was a patient in Seti Provincial Hospital. Dhami of Gaumul Rural Municipality-2 in Bajura is the cousin of Sudeep Koirala, an 8-year-old patient being treated in the same hospital.
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