Deuba flew to Singapore before the election
Kathmandu. Outgoing chairman of Nepali Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba has left for Singapore for health treatment. Deuba, who is also the former chairman of the Nepali Congress, departed from a Singapore Airlines flight at 11:30 pm on Wednesday. Although detailed information about his health condition has not been made public, it is said that he went to Singapore for regular health check-up and necessary treatment.
Deuba's wife Arju is also visiting the southern neighboring country India for the past 5 days. Arju is staying there for worship in various monasteries and temples in India. A picture of him visiting the Mahakaleshwar Mandi located in Ujjen, India has now surfaced on social media. It is said that he will stay in India for a few more days.
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