The Prime Minister's Public Relations Adviser has resigned
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki's public relations advisor Govinda Narayan has resigned. While informing about his resignation, he thanked Prime Minister Karki for the opportunity he got.
He said, "I express my gratitude to the honorable Prime Minister Karki, who is the source of hope for all Nepali people, and who has given us confidence and leadership even in unprecedented difficult situations." Here it gave me a great opportunity to learn, I got to be a student of a successful woman Prime Minister, I am very happy, because that was a rare experience.
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