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Speaker Ghimire wishes may Buddha Jayanti inspire all to further strengthen peace



House Speaker Dev Raj Ghimire
House Speaker Dev Raj Ghimire (file photo)

Kathmandu, May 23: Speaker Devraj Ghimire has extended best wishes on the occasion of 2568th Buddha Jayanti, saying Buddha Jayanti could inspire all to further strengthen peace, national unity and mutual harmony in the country.

In a message today on the occasion, he shared that Buddha’s teachings are still relevant and non-violence is the foundation of peace and friendship.

Unified Socialist Chair Nepal’s best wishes

Similarly, Chairperson of the CPN (Unified Socialist), Madhav Kumar Nepal, in his message on the occasion has said philosophy of non-violence propounded by Buddha for the world peace and human welfare is an inspiration for human beings.

Chair Nepal explained that the teachings of Buddha—non violence, compassion, peace and human rights – are still relevant.

Expressing the belief that mutual harmony and tolerance would be maintained if Buddha’s teaching and guidance are followed, he laid emphasis that Nepal should promote Buddha’s thoughts in international level.

Meanwhile, Chair Nepal wished for peace and happiness among the people of Kirant community on the occasion of Ubhauli festival today.

NA Chair extends Buddha Jayanti and Ubhauli best wishes

Chairman of the National Assembly (NA), the upper house of the Federal Parliament, Narayan Prasad Dahal, has expressed that may the Buddha Jayanti inspires one and all towards human welfare, peace and righteousness.

In his message of best wishes to the Nepali sisters and brothers at home and abroad, and to the followers of Buddhism throughout the world on the occasion of the Buddha Jayanti today, he stressed on imbibing the Buddhist philosophy and the path of peace and non-violence.

“It will be a true reverence to the Buddha to forge ahead for the greater welfare of the human race through mutual goodwill, cooperation and unity. It is a matter for pride for Nepal that Buddha’s birthplace is located in Nepal,” the NA Chair said, adding that Lumbini should be developed as the outstanding tourism destination so as to draw the Buddhism followers throughout the world, which can make a big contribution to the promotion of economic, social and cultural development of the place.

Similarly, in a separate message of best wishes on the occasion of the Ubhauli festival of the Kirat community today, NA Chair Dahal wished that this festival further strengthens the national unity along with the preservation and promotion of the language, art and culture of all castes and communities.