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Politics should be guided by service motive: President Paudel



KATHMANDU: President Ram Chandra Paudel has said politics should be guided by service motive towards the society and people.

He said so while speaking at a program to unveil a bust of Nepali Congress leader and former Minister late Namindra Raj Joshi, constructed at Yatkha Kumari Temple premises of Kathmandu Metropolitan City-19, on the second memorial day.

The Head-of-State stressed that politics should be motivated by the highest determination, commitment and dedication to serve the people understanding their joy and sorrow along with continuous closeness.

President Paudel shared, “Late Joshi was a personality who had a close relation with the people and had understood their joy and sorrow.”

The untimely demise of Joshi is an irreparable loss to the country, Nepal’s democratic movement, the party, Joshi family and himself, he mentioned.

The President expressed the view that Joshi was successful to build an image of a simple, honest, friendly, helpful and capable politician, adding good moral and honesty were the characteristics of late Joshi.

“I got the opportunity to not only know and understand Nabindra from close quarters but also as a guardian to show the way all through his life to always motivate him towards building a a conscious, enthusiastic and conscientious personality by providing him suggestions, support and cooperation,” the President said.

Publish Date : 27 March 2023 14:12 PM

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