Morality is disappearing in Nepali society: Chairman Deuba

भाद्र १०, २०८१

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Chairman of Nepali Congress and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has expressed his concern that morality is disappearing in Nepali society. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli along with Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli attended the Gaura Parv special program held on Monday and urged those who tried to disrupt the society to take action.

When Oli and Deuba reached Tundikhel, some youths protested against the leaders. Speaking on the same subject, Chairman Deuba said that the people of Kathmandu should fix those who come to Kathmandu and disrupt the program of Gaura festival.

He said, 'Friends have also come from some districts of India, including Far West and Karnali Province. There are people who have come here to hear the Gaura festival. Many friends, Deuda have come to play. But they don't let you listen to Gaura festival. They don't let Goura play. Those who disrupt such programs are sitting here, who is behind it? Which element is there? I think that the people here should fix it It seems.'

President Deuba said that Gaura and other festivals are binding Nepalis together.