That is what exactly happened at a cleaning program organized by National Sports Council (NSC) at its premises on Tuesday morning.[break]
Speaking to the press, Minister for Youth and Sports Ganesh Tiwari Nepali, the chief guest of the event, highlighted the importance of sanitation in sports.
“Sanitation is our daily routine and we must apply it in every place. This program of Nepali sports will contribute in disseminating the message of sanitation to the public as well.”
Nepali then started inspecting the stadium area with NSC officials and others, but forgot what he had told the media only moments ago.
He reached the back of the electric control room and spit out betel juice (paan), which he was chewing since the beginning of the program.
Many participants were unaware of the chief guest´s shameful act but whoever saw it couldn´t resist their laughter. However, Nepali didn´t bother to find a proper place to spit out.
There was active participation of NSC officials including Vice-chairman Pitamber Timilsina and acting member secretary Samim Miya Ansari, players, Nepal Police, APF, Nepal Army and officials of Nepal Players and Coaches Association. The program was organized on the occasion of the upcoming Tihar, Chhath and Eid ul Adha festivals.
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