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Govt chooses to provide Rs 1 mln as relief to victim of Barahathawa event

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KATHMANDU, FEBRUARY 26The government has decided to provide one million rupee as monetary relief to the family of Jay Shankar Sah, who died in a police firing during a protest at Barahathawa municipality-6, Sarlahi




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