Prime Minister Karki had discussed various religions during the '16-day campaign against sexual violence', saying, 'No religion says women should suffer.' Some organizations had objected to her comments during that time.
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that she has no intention of belittling 'any religion or community'.
Prime Minister Karki had discussed various religions during the '16-day campaign against sexual violence', saying 'no religion says women should suffer'. Some organizations had objected to the comments she made during that time.
Prime Minister Karki has given a clarification after various comments were being made about the statement. She clarified that her statement did not have the intention or intention to belittle any religion or community.
She wrote on social media - 'There have been various comments based on the statement I gave during the launch of the 16-day campaign against sexual violence. It is not my intention or intention to belittle any religion or community. I have equal respect for all religions. I humbly request everyone to maintain peace, harmony and tolerance.'
