Kathmandu. RSVP General Minister Bipin Kumar Acharya praised the indomitable courage of the rescuers and the victims.
He has written on the social media - 'He saved someone's dying heart by pulling it with his own hands!' Than, what kind of storm is calmed on those faces covered with dust and sweat? When you are almost lost in the cold darkness of death, when you suddenly hold someone's hand and say 'I am alive now...' what kind of life do you feel with warm tears?'
He further writes – 'On the one hand rescuers who keep their own breath in the palm of their hand and look for the breath of others. On the other hand, those warriors who do not let their courage die even in the midst of hunger, thirst and fear, holding on to the glimmer of hope that 'Kohi ta aula ni'. For the next few days, let death lose and life win. The list of those brave hands that pull someone out of disaster and those indomitable lives that hold their breath without giving up can go on and on. Let every wait end in union, let every darkness end in light. This is all I ask from Lord Krishna, Happy Krishna Janmashtami to all.'
