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Supreme Court Justice Abdul Aziz Musalman Celebrates Tihar

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November 11, 2026 • 12:23 PM
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Kathmandu. Tihar, the second major festival of Hindus, is celebrated. However, it is also seen that some non-Hindus also enjoy this festival. Supreme Court Justice Abdul Aziz Musalman also enjoys ...

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Kathmandu. Tihar, the second major festival of Hindus, is celebrated. However, it is also seen that some non-Hindus also enjoy this festival.

Supreme Court Justice Abdul Aziz Musalman also enjoys the evening of Kartik, when villages and cities sparkle with the soft glow of twinkling lights and diyas. Although he is a Muslim, his social and cultural identity is not limited to religion. He respects the festivals celebrated by Hindus, Dashain and Tihar, equally.

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