Deuba is going to Singapore for treatment
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 27 October 2025
Kathmandu. Chairman of Nepali Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba is going to Singapore for treatment today. He is going to Singapore for further treatment along with Deuba's wife Arju Rana at 9 pm. On the second day of the Genji movement, the Deuba couple was beaten up at their residence in Budhanilkanth. In that process, Deuba was injured in the head and 12 stitches were applied during the treatment.
Deuba reached the central office on October 28 and handed over the acting chairmanship to Deputy Chairman Purna Bahadur Khadka citing health reasons.
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