Requesting all citizens to be responsible for maintaining social and religious harmony
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- Fri, 31 July 2026
Kathmandu. Inspector General of Police IGP Dan Bahadur Karki has asked all citizens to be restrained and responsible to maintain social and religious harmony in the country. Through a video message, he said that Nepal is a beautiful country with a glorious history of unity in diversity. He said that among the diversity of religion, language, caste and culture, Nepalese have been living in co-existence for a long time with mutual respect, tolerance and harmony.
He said, 'Nepal is a beautiful country with a glorious history of unity in diversity. We have been living together with mutual respect and harmony between the differences of religion, language, caste and culture. He said that unity in diversity is the identity, pride and strength of Nepal.
He said, 'Unity in diversity is our identity, dignity and strength.
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