ganga jamuna le sarpako rup liye pachhi herneko bhid
Twin Ganga Jamuna, as the serpent liepachi Watching crowd ..!------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Yanluna: Terathum ambunga 2 bhotechapaka two teenage twins, she began to behave like a serpent, and a local family who were surprised 12-year-old twin daughters chansunnamaka sesehanga Ganga and Jamuna khavahangaka as a show snake thalepachi surprise may have been local. Sangnam home even if the dragon girl living in ambungama recent maternal behavior amasahita diffused them as the crowds increased chachoriharule the serpent's head blown up both hands and dancing, leaving the mother is treated dasnelagayatako maitamayam said Limbu. "10 days before the children began to show such behavior," she said, "We who are all surprise." Both the daughter of the dragon attitude, portray the temple, the serpent killed and the house of the local sinhadevi Jalkanya the hurling of garbage, he said. In addition to building a new temple complex temple teenage sanitation will not be right until their lives to tell the neighbors green house cleaning bataekisoriharule Bhandari pointed to the temple complex on Friday, locals as well as sanitation flowers are planted even Virumaa. About two hundred people gathered at the temple, as alluded to drug trafficking Bhandari has been sanitation> thalepachi show abuse, including children eat food maitamayamle mother was forced to go ahead. They have to eat only fruits. The daughter of the Ganges and see the daily half saw Muna accommodate up to two hundred and crowd momentum, he batainnatiniharuma viewed 3 times daily 2 show the 61-year-old grandmother to behave like a serpent buddhimayam said Limbu. According to him, half an hour at a time 2/3 hours natiharule have to show such behavior. Once the house has to behave like a serpent dekhinathalepachi natiniharu baddhimayale said. Ambunga Bhote chapasthita sinhadevi Jalkanya house was established in 2008 BS. by: meroarticle
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