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Nepal Trust, Yeti and helicoptered cake at PM’s 'grand' birthday celebration (with photos and video)

KATHMANDU, Feb 24: Members of Nepal Trust and controversial Yeti Holding Private Limited attended the 'grand' birthday celebration of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli at his birthplace at Iwa of Aathrai rural municipality in Tehrathum district on Sunday.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, Feb 24: Members of Nepal Trust and Lakhpa Sonam Sherpa helped to organize a grand birthday celebration of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli at his birthplace in Aathrai Rural Municipality in Terhathum on Sunday. 


Yangzom Sherpa from Nepal Trust, Lakhpa Sonam Sherpa of Yeti Holdings and Sitaram Sapkota from Altitude Air were present during the 69th birthday celebration of PM Oli. 


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Yangzom is seen boarding Altitude Air helicopter along with Sapkota. She is also seen facilitating the PM’s cake cutting ceremony. Earlier, the PM's birthday cake with the shape of Nepal's map was charted via Altitude Air helicopter. Big Cake, a bakery in Baluwatar, made the cake for PM's birthday. 




Yangzom Sherpa, a member of Nepal Trust, helping PM cut the cake.


Meanwhile, social media users vent their ire against the use of Nepal's map for the birthday cake. According to Article 151 of Criminal Code 2017, denigrating glory of the national anthem, flag and coat of arms is restricted. The Code prohibits the use of national emblems in inappropriate places and situations. Anyone found to have been involved in such a crime can be sentenced to a six-month jail term or a fine up to Rs 5000 or both.


 


Nepal Trust, Yeti and helicoptered cake at PM’s 'grand' birthday celebration Watch video here 

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