Former Prime Minister and Nepali Congress (NC) President Girija Prasad Koirala passed away at 12:10 p.m. on Saturday (20 March 2010). Girija Prasad Koirala was 86 years old.
The NC leaders and the doctors involved in his treatment confirmed Koirala's death following an emergency central committee meeting of the party at 1:45 at Sujata's residence in Mandikatar.
Koirala's body will be kept at Dashrath Stadium at 8:00am tomorrow (Sunday) for offering the last tribute. Then his body procession will be carried out from Dasharath Stadium to Pashupati Aryaghat for the last rites. His body will be cremated as per the Hindu rituals.
Until then, the body will be kept at his daughter, Deputy Prime Minister Sujata Koirala´s residence at Mandikhatar where people can pay their last homage on Saturday
He was appointed Prime Minister four times and acting head of the state after monarch was abolished.
RIP Former Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala.
The NC leaders and the doctors involved in his treatment confirmed Koirala's death following an emergency central committee meeting of the party at 1:45 at Sujata's residence in Mandikatar.
Koirala's body will be kept at Dashrath Stadium at 8:00am tomorrow (Sunday) for offering the last tribute. Then his body procession will be carried out from Dasharath Stadium to Pashupati Aryaghat for the last rites. His body will be cremated as per the Hindu rituals.
Until then, the body will be kept at his daughter, Deputy Prime Minister Sujata Koirala´s residence at Mandikhatar where people can pay their last homage on Saturday
He was appointed Prime Minister four times and acting head of the state after monarch was abolished.
RIP Former Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala.
अब नेपालको राजनिति कता जाने हो ??? त्यो पो पिर हुने भयो । यता राजा उता प्रचण्ड दुबैले एकसाथ गोटी चाल्ने भए । कस्को पल्ला भारी हुने हो ??????
ReplyDeletesad news...but hope it will try to put the political turmoil on track and the leaders come together in time to give frward a good direction to our country.
ReplyDeleteRest in Peace. I would definitely say Nepali politics gonna be really weak now. And someone will definitely take advantage of it.
ReplyDeleteRest in Peace. I would definitely say Nepali politics gonna be really weak now. And someone will definitely take advantage of it.
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