The Nepali society can no longer bear any more hatred and negativity: Gagan Thapa

Lalitpur. Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa has said that Nepali society can no longer bear any more hatred and negativity. He said that to make society united and dynamic, the amount of positive thinking, love, goodwill, and mutual trust should be increased rather than negativity.

On the occasion of Nepal Sambat 1147, at a greetings exchange program organized in Lalitpur on Saturday by the Nagbahal Tole Sudhar Samiti, Thapa said that society must be reconnected with its roots, neighborhood, community, festivals, and social relationships.

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