Public peeping VIPs’ Republic Day celebration at Tundikhel (Photos)
Though the public, who fought for the change of arrangement in the country many times, seems to be unhappy.
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Kathmandu: Nepal is celebrating the 18th year of its Republic Day, marking the end of the Shah dynasty’s rule.
Though the public, who fought for the change of arrangement in the country many times, seems to be unhappy.
Also, people are deprived of attending the celebration of Republic Day in Tundikhel.
Like every year, people were seen peeping at the VIP’s Republic Day celebration from the gaps of the metal studs.
(Glimpses of the public watching the Republic Day celebration at Tundikhel)
(Photo Courtesy: Nepal Photo Library)
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