Commander-in-Chief Sigdel leaves for China for a week
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 13 September 2026
Kathmandu. Commander-in-Chief Ashokraj Sigdel has left for China. On the official invitation of the Chinese government, he went there for a week today. General Sigdel will participate in the 'China Forum' program to be held in China. According to a source close to the Nepali Army, he is also scheduled to meet with Chinese high-ranking officials and other high-ranking personalities during his visit.
It is said that Sigdel will return home on October 3.
Express
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