Former captain and secretary of Nepal Cricket Association Paras Khadka and current captain Rohit Paudel have expressed their anger over Monday's incident through social media.
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The former and current captains of the Nepali national cricket team have expressed their extreme disappointment with the government's suppression of the performance by Jen-G on Monday. Former captain and secretary of Nepal Cricket Association Paras Khadka and current captain Rohit Paudel have expressed their anger over the incident through social media.
Paras has written, 'Our country, the country of name, everywhere you look, there is despair, speech is more than work, social mentality that does not evaluate wrong and right, my country is not able to rise above personal selfishness in every field, a heartfelt tribute to death.'
He added to that, 'martyrs have been made, many have been made, maybe if dying is to be a martyr, we have all become martyrs long ago. Silent.'
captain Rohit Paudel has written, 'They who walked with hope became martyrs today. Unfulfilled dreams and aspirations, children of our motherland, our youth... Why?
Silent, heartfelt condolences.'
