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Festival inspires unity and brotherhood: Vice President



KATHMANDU: Vice President Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav has said that the festival will further strengthen sympathy, cooperation, brotherhood and harmony in society and inspire everyone to live together.

Extending his best wishes on the occasion of the great festival Eid-ul-Azha (Bakra Eid) celebrated by Muslims, he said that the festival, observed as a symbol of sacrifice and devotion, will inspire unity and brotherhood in society.

Vice President Yadav expressed his belief that the festival will help strengthen the spirit of social justice and equality by encouraging a culture of helping the poor and those in need.

“Along with its religious significance, this festival also highlights the values of collectivism, cooperation and humanity from a social and cultural perspective. It teaches us to share happiness and sorrow, support those in need, and promote tolerance and harmony in society,” he said in his message.

Nepal is a multi-ethnic, multilingual, multicultural and multi-religious country, where unity in diversity is a fundamental identity. He expressed his belief that such festivals contribute to national integrity and cultural solidarity by strengthening mutual understanding, a sense of belonging and unity among communities.

Vice President Yadav extended his best wishes, stating that Eid-ul-Azha will further strengthen democracy, social justice, national unity and nationality, and provide inspiration in building a civilized, peaceful and prosperous nation and society.

Publish Date : 28 May 2026 09:42 AM

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