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Kathmandu, Nepal - A Nepali student who was held captive in Gaza during the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire has returned to his home country, where he will be given a hero's welcome.
The student, Bipin Joshi, was honored by the Nepali government upon his return amid widespread celebrations across the nation. His journey began when he was arrested along with several other Palestinians, who were accused of involvement in terrorist activities. However, later it was revealed that the men were innocent and had been wrongly detained for months.
After months of intense lobbying, Nepal's ambassador to Israel managed to secure the release of Mr. Joshi from the Gaza prison on October 16th. Upon his return, he was met by a cheering crowd of family members, friends, and well-wishers at Tribhuvan International Airport.
The Nepali government has also assured that it will provide all possible support to the student's family to ensure that justice is served in this matter. The incident is seen as an example of how even the smallest voices can make a big difference when it comes to advocating for human rights and dignity.
Mr. Joshi, who was 23 years old when arrested, has been described by his family members as brave and determined. His parents expressed immense gratitude towards Nepal's ambassador to Israel for successfully negotiating their son's release from Gaza.
This move is seen as a significant diplomatic achievement for Nepal, highlighting the country's ability to use its international relations to secure the safe release of its citizens. It also underscores the strong ties that exist between Nepal and Israel.
The student, Bipin Joshi, was honored by the Nepali government upon his return amid widespread celebrations across the nation. His journey began when he was arrested along with several other Palestinians, who were accused of involvement in terrorist activities. However, later it was revealed that the men were innocent and had been wrongly detained for months.
After months of intense lobbying, Nepal's ambassador to Israel managed to secure the release of Mr. Joshi from the Gaza prison on October 16th. Upon his return, he was met by a cheering crowd of family members, friends, and well-wishers at Tribhuvan International Airport.
The Nepali government has also assured that it will provide all possible support to the student's family to ensure that justice is served in this matter. The incident is seen as an example of how even the smallest voices can make a big difference when it comes to advocating for human rights and dignity.
Mr. Joshi, who was 23 years old when arrested, has been described by his family members as brave and determined. His parents expressed immense gratitude towards Nepal's ambassador to Israel for successfully negotiating their son's release from Gaza.
This move is seen as a significant diplomatic achievement for Nepal, highlighting the country's ability to use its international relations to secure the safe release of its citizens. It also underscores the strong ties that exist between Nepal and Israel.
. I mean, Bipin Joshi was held captive for months without any real oversight, but it seems like the government's primary concern is getting him home safely and giving him a hero's welcome instead of really digging into what went wrong. Meanwhile, his family's still dealing with the trauma of having their son detained unfairly 
. It raises some interesting questions about accountability and transparency in our international relationships 
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just read about this guy Bipin Joshi who was held captive in Gaza and I gotta say it's crazy how one person can make a huge difference! 
23 years old and already making waves for human rights and dignity. The Nepali government is looking pretty cool for securing his release too 
, diplomatic moves like that show they care about their citizens abroad. It's all about those behind-the-scenes moments that keep the international game going smoothly 
Now we need to make sure justice is served and whoever was behind his detention pays for what they did 
The thought of being trapped and not knowing when or if you'll be released is just heartbreaking.
And it just goes to show that even the smallest country can make a big impact on the global stage 
What an incredible feeling to know that our country is looking out for one of its own in a time of need 
, just think about how much pressure his family & friends must've been under not knowing if he was still alive 
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, can u believe how lucky this kid was? held in Gaza & then suddenly released after months of lobbying 
. his family's gratitude towards the Nepali ambassador is totally justified 
. The fact that he's being hailed as a hero back home is well-deserved. He's definitely a brave and determined guy 
. And it's great to see the Nepali government standing by him and supporting his family 
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. Nepal's ambassador to Israel should totes get a raise for securing his release btw 
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. I'm glad that his family got some justice, but at what cost to Mr. Joshi? I mean, who takes a 23-yr-old kid from Nepal and puts him in a Gaza prison? That's some serious human rights violations 
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. Can't we organize our content or something?
. His parents are really brave for speaking out about what happened, and I'm glad Nepal's ambassador was able to secure his release.
. Don't get me wrong, it's awesome, but can we also talk about the systemic issues that led to him being detained in the first place? Like, what was going on behind the scenes while he was stuck in Gaza? 
But what's most inspiring is how Nepal stepped up to help him get out safely - that ambassador to Israel deserves major props 
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