Sucess

Achham, Magh on the 17th. With the government launching a campaign to demolish the country, this time the country has attracted attention. Right now the ramparts are collapsing. Under the leadership of the People's Representatives, a campaign to demolish the encampment is underway in coordination with the local administration.

Achham headquarters is located in Miragesen village, Viraltoli village. The village has been demolished for the past six weeks, including tomatoes, dholi and saudal. When he reached the house of Dhami Tula Dholi of Gorakhpatra correspondent, Viraltoli, along with the patriarch Padam Bahadur Bhat, he was heating the sun in the courtyard. In the courtyard, the ruins of the recently demolished enclosure could be seen.

He suddenly began to tremble as he tried to get a reaction to the collapsed lump Shivering, he discovered that the deity was mounted as he touched the stone. Soon his family brought some immunity.

"We do not insult you. We just want to protect the health and lives of the women, "asserted Bhat, chanting the mantra after the president, assured him. And finally, 80-year-old Dholy went quiet. According to Dholi's son Hari Nepali, 

The 28-year-old Nepalese asked Patriarch Bhat, "Who is responsible for the death of my 80-year-old father?"

Her family, who could not see the grief-stricken father after she had supported her in the campaign for the demolition government, said that he had emptied a room inside his house to keep his wife from becoming menstruating.

Fear of a dumb jerk

According to the President, Bhat, the belief of the people in Dhamijankri has been an important cause for the continuation of the practice of keeping women in the menstrual cycle during menstruation. According to him, it is customary for a woman to be kept outside the main house due to superstition that she is divorced when she is menstruating. Even more disruptive is the belief that the family members of Dhamijankri's family will be disfellowshipped. In his experience, the biggest challenge in the campaign against raids is the belief of the masses over Dhami Jankri.

Inferior in word

Sarita Upadhyay, deputy chief of Mangalsen Municipality, argues that the word 'chaupadi' should be changed. Instead, the term menstruation should be used. The main problem, he said, is the problem of unsafe shelters, rather than shelters in Achham. Deputy Chief Upadhyaya informed that the municipality has even made a conscious program in the name of menstrual management.

Padma Bahadur Bohara, the head of Mangalsen town, says in the local language the lower floor of the house is called 'Goth'. He complained that the house was preached as 'Chahagoth', because the woman lived in the vicinity of the encampment.

He is complained of being propagated like cattle for the purpose of being called cattle.

At present, he is committed to end the campaign of demolition by the local government in any case. Bohara said that the community supported the campaign to eradicate the encroachment under the leadership of the people's representatives.

Happy women

The health worker advises that women should eat clean and nutritious food during menstruation. At this time, the women here have not been able to live in dry houses, nor have they been able to eat nutritious things like milk and yogurt.

While living in a more narrow enclosure, the serpent is dying, stinging, and exhaling. At this time, 3-year-old Kamala Tomta is happy with the hope of getting rid of such a destiny. 'The snake in the camp is afraid of the animals. After the demolition of the government, we will now be able to stay indoors, 'he said cheerfully.

Chief District Officer of Achham Bhoj Raj Shrestha said that she had immense support for women living in insecure areas. The union government also showed interest after the death of Parvati Rawat of Chhatgoth of Sainbagar-3 on November 15 last. Poush had made a circular in the district on August 8, with instructions from the Home Ministry to destroy the encampment. According to Sohi, the mechanism formed under the coordination of the chief district officer had decided to launch a campaign to eradicate the chaghoth by holding an all-party meeting.

So far, about five thousand enclosures have been destroyed in Achham, according to the District Administration Office. Of those, about seven hundred have been spontaneously demolished.

Prajee Shrestha believes that the government's campaign will succeed in preventing inferior practices like Chhagoth from being in the hands of women, teenagers and public representatives. Although there are no statistics on how many lives were left in unsafe encampments, 14 women have been reported killed in the last decade, local journalists say.

Legal system

The Code of Crimes, 2074, provides for the keeping or confinement of women in menstruation or childbirth, or any other form of discrimination, untouchability, or inhumane treatment.

The person who commits such a crime is imprisoned for up to three months or fined up to three thousand rupees or both. There is a law imposed on him for a further three months if the national servant commits such a crime.