Nepathya calls for social harmony at packed Itahari concert
Summary
Nepathya drew a packed crowd in Itahari as frontman Amrit Gurung called for social harmony, national unity and an end to discrimination. The concert came months after deadly unrest in Sunsari and was warmly received by fans who filled the stadium and stands.
Key Points
- Nepathya performed to a packed audience in Itahari, with extra seating arranged after main-ground tickets sold out.
- Frontman Amrit Gurung used the concert to call for social harmony, national unity and an end to discrimination in Nepal.
- The performance came in Sunsari after recent religious tensions and was seen as a message of reconciliation.
- Koshi Province Chief Minister Hikmat Kumar Karki met the band before the show and praised their contribution to Nepali music.
