Nainsingh Mahar expressed his condolences after meeting the family of Bipin saying that the nation has lost a young man

Kanchanpur. Central member of Nepali Congress, Nainsingh Mahar, visited the house of Bipin Joshi of Kanchanpur, who lost his life in a terrorist attack by Hamas in Israel, and expressed his condolences. He met the bereaved father Mahanand Joshi, mother Padma Joshi, sister Pushpa Joshi and handed over emotional condolence letters to the family and said that Bipin's death has caused an irreparable loss to the entire nation.

Leader Mahar recalled that Bipin was not only a talented student but also an emerging leader of the Nepal Students Union and said that his death is a loss to both the party and the country. He said, "The dream of a beautiful and prosperous Nepal seen by Bipin is now our common dream. We can show our true respect to him only by making his dreams come true.

Stating that this tragic incident has exposed the global cruelty and inhumanity of terrorism, Mahar pointed out the need for the government to take strong diplomatic initiatives for the safety of Nepalese who go to study or work abroad. Expressing his deep sympathy for the immense pain of Bipin's family, he assured that the entire country and the Nepali Congress Party are with the family in this hour of grief. In the letter of condolence handed over by leader Mahar, Bipin's dreams and the pain created by his untimely death have been presented in a poignant manner.

Express

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