Prime Minister's call to make the election successful
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki has called the election to be held on February 21 as a national ritual. Prime Minister Karki made this call in his greeting message issued today on the occasion of Chhath, the great festival celebrated with sun worship. The congratulatory message says, "I call on all parties to take the upcoming election as a national ritual and participate in it and make it successful."
Generalizing the situation that arose after the Gen(ji) movement, the message is that it is the obligation to complete the election of the House of Representatives on the 21st of February and it is time for all parties to realize the sensitivity of the situation and their responsibility to make the election successful. Yes. It is mentioned that our festivals along with Chhath are standards of social unity, harmony and fraternity and in the current situation, there is a need for more unity and harmony among all Nepalis. In the Prime Minister's message, it is said, "May the power of holy faith, hard fasting and decorated banks of rivers and ponds and the festivals there bring harmony and happiness to everyone."
In the message, it is mentioned that this festival, which inspires love for truth, non-violence and nature, is becoming a bridge connecting the Terai (Mountains) of Nepalese culturally and socially.
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