President Ram Chandra Paudel performed worship at Dakshinkali Temple in Dakshinkali Municipality on Wednesday morning, accompanied by First Lady Sabita Paudel. The temple priest presented tika and prasad to the couple after the worship, while local elected representatives and members of the temple management committee welcomed them at the temple premises.

Visit to Dakshinkali Temple

The President and the First Lady arrived at the temple on Wednesday morning for the worship. Their visit took place at Dakshinkali Temple, which is located in Dakshinkali Municipality. Local elected representatives and officials of the temple management committee received them at the premises.

The welcome by local representatives and committee officials marked the couple’s arrival at the temple. The reported details of the visit focus on the worship, the welcome and the religious offerings presented by the priest. No further information was provided about the length of the visit or other activities during their time at the temple.

Tika and prasad presented by priest

After performing worship, President Paudel and First Lady Sabita Paudel received tika and prasad from the temple priest. The presentation followed the couple’s religious observance at the temple. The account of the visit did not specify what was included in the worship or provide further details about the offerings.

The President was accompanied by the First Lady throughout the visit described in reports. The local representatives and temple management committee officials were present to welcome them, while the priest carried out the presentation of tika and prasad. No names of the local representatives or committee officials were identified in the information available.

The reported visit was limited to the Wednesday morning worship at Dakshinkali Temple. No statement from the President, the First Lady, local representatives or temple officials was reported, and no additional programme or public remarks were included in the account. The known details are that the couple worshipped at the temple, received tika and prasad from the priest, and were welcomed by local elected representatives and temple management committee officials.