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Agreement reached between Miruna and Phurba, both apologized each other

According to an agreement reached between the two sides on Tuesday, Magar has apologized to Phurpa as her brother, while actress Magar has also apologized with Buddhists.

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Kathmandu. Actress Miruna Magar of ‘Kabaddi 4’ has apologized to Phurpa Tamang, who was accused of abuse, considering her a brother.

According to an agreement reached between the two sides on Tuesday, Magar has apologized to Phurpa as her brother, while actress Magar has also apologized with Buddhists.

The two sides agreed not to dispute the issue in the coming days, not to make unnecessary comments towards each other and to appeal to all stakeholders to prevent the spread of religious and communal hatred.

The MoU has been signed by actress Magar, accused Phurpa Tamang, Rambabu Gurung, Dayahang Rai, Maniram Pokhrel, Vijay Baral, Sanjag Lafa Magar, Pashupati Rai and Kali Prasad Baskota.

Similarly, Khenpo Kamal Bhandari, Mingyur Tamang, Raju Gurung, Karma Rapke and Hisse Lundup Lama have signed on behalf of Buddhists, monks and lamas.

Police had arrested Tamang for abusing actress Magar in an interview with the audience at Civil Mall on June 30.

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