Thursday, 9 January, 2025
By Bikash Dware, Kathmandu, Oct. 8: Fourteen people, including 11 women, who came to Kathmandu after a 20-days walk from Nepalgunj in search of justice, have reached Maitighar Mandala to raise their voice for justice. They have reached Maitighar Mandala around 11 AM on Friday. After a long journey, they looked tired.
Nankunni Dhobi of Newaji village in Banke district was found dead in her own house. Similarly, Nirmala Kurmi, a single woman from a nearby village, went missing but there was no satisfactory investigation into the incidents so a team including 11 women reached Kathmandu on Wednesday evening after walking from Nepalgunj to the federal capital to report two issues that were not properly investigated.
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