Bhaktapur: The 110th birth anniversary of Nepal’s "Iron Man" and supreme leader, the late Ganeshman Singh, was observed in Bhaktapur today.

A special program was organized at the Ganeshman Singh Memorial Park in Suryabinayak Municipality-5 by the Ganeshman Singh Memorial Park and Statue Conservation Committee.

Tributes to a Democratic Icon
During the event, Nepali Congress (NC) central member Bal Bahadur KC emphasized that Singh's contributions extended beyond the party, marking an invaluable legacy for the entire nation.

NC Bhaktapur district president and federal lawmaker Durlabh Thapa, Memorial Park Chair Mathawar Singh Basnet, and NC Bhaktapur district joint secretary Yadav Adhikari also highlighted Singh's dedication and sacrifices throughout his political career.

Legacy of Leadership
Ganeshman Singh, revered as the supreme commander of the 2046 BS people's movement, played a pivotal role in restoring democracy in Nepal. He is remembered for his humility and integrity, notably refusing King Birendra Shah's offer to become Prime Minister following the success of the movement.

The commemoration served as a reminder of Singh’s enduring influence on Nepal’s democratic journey.