Home Minister Gurung's announcement that he will not take a salute
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 12 April 2026
Kathmandu. Home Minister Sudhan Gurung has announced that he will not salute Pirke. Home Minister Gurung, who is on an observation visit, reached the Armed Police Force office in Nawalpur today and said that he will not take the salute. "The Home Minister has said that he will not take the salute," his secretariat said.
From the federal government ministers to the heads of the local level, there was criticism from the public circle that they started taking the Pirke salute. The Home Minister has improved this working style. Today, Home Minister Gurung was informed by locals that rhinos were found dead in Nawalpur area due to contaminated water.
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