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Pro-monarchy groups cancel protests, decides to mark royal massacre with mourning

Pro-monarchy groups will not stage any demonstrations on Monday, observing the day as one of mourning in memory of the late royal family.
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By Republica

KATHMANDU, June 2: Pro-monarchy groups will not stage any demonstrations on Monday, observing the day as one of mourning in memory of the late royal family.



In a statement on Monday, Nabaraj Subedi, coordinator of the Joint People's Movement Committee, said that no rallies, sit-ins, or protest programs will be held as planned earlier on Monday, marking the anniversary of the tragic royal massacre that took place on June 1, 2001, which claimed the lives of King Birendra and most members of the royal family.


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To commemorate the day, a lamp lighting ceremony will be held at 6 PM at Ganeshthan, Kamaladi. Subedi has urged supporters to participate in the memorial event and pay tribute to the late royals.


 

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