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Dblack Society, Lakhe chour baneswor, Kathmandu (2025)

14/08/2024

And the game begins !!

Strongest team of the season vs Strongest finisher of the previous season !!

14/08/2024

"Suggestion toward the depression by our KP Sharm Oli"

Neek kam ho vanea afai bata suru garam na buda !! 😂

13/08/2024

Is a visa the only alternative for youths frustrated by empty promises and the future victims of broken dreams?

Desh basnu Bhawishya ko Juwa khelnu jhai vako chaa!!! Aati vayena ra??

09/06/2024

On midnight, February 12, 2004, five armed soldiers from the then Royal Nepal Army barged into a house in Kavre. They accused 17-year-old Reena Rasaili of being a Maoist and dragged her out of her home. Reena was tortured and gang-raped for five hours. In the morning, her naked and bruised body was found tied to a tree. She had been shot three times in the head, eye, and chest.

It has been 17 years since that brutal war crime and 15 years since the Maoist conflict came to an end with the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in 2006. And yet, there has been no justice and little peace for Reena’s family. A First Information Report (FIR) was lodged by Reena’s family on May 25, 2006 but an investigation was not carried out by the police. It was only after the Supreme Court ordered the Kavre District Police Office in 2009 to proceed with the investigation that one junior officer, Kaji Bahadur Karki, was arrested in 2010. But even Karki was eventually acquitted of all charges citing a lack of evidence and released in 2013.

“Appeals were made after the decision of the Kavre District Court to acquit Karki,” said Gita Rasaili, Reena’s sister. “But Karki was let go.”

Nepal’s 10-year armed conflict came to a formal end with the signing of the CPA and the promulgation of the Interim Constitution of Nepal in 2007. But for victims of the conflict, especially those who suffered from sexual violence, there has been no real end to their pain and suffering. Despite being victims of serious human rights abuses by both sides during the conflict, their cases have been largely ignored or have stalled for years in the courts.

03/06/2024

बर्दियाको ठाकुरबाबा नगरपालिकाका कन्हैया थारु २२ वर्षका हुँदा उनी भेदभावबाट मुक्ति र वर्गविहीन समाजको माग गर्दै सन् २००२ सेप्टेम्बरमा माओवादीमा प्रवेश गरेका थिए । 2003 सम्म, उहाँ एक प्लाटुन कमाण्डर बन्नुभयो। तर सेप्टेम्बर 2004 मा, उनकी श्रीमती इन्द्र रतिलाई उहाँको नैतिक आचारसंहिता उल्लङ्घन गरेको आरोपमा जनमुक्ति सेनाले पक्राउ गरेको थाहा पाउँदा छक्क परिन्।

"राज्य सुरक्षा बलहरूबाट पहिले नै धम्की आएको थियो, तर त्यसपछि उसले नि:स्वार्थ सेवा गरेको पार्टीले उनलाई पक्राउ गर्यो," उनले भनिन्। "हामीले उहाँलाई खोज्न सक्दो प्रयास गर्‍यौं, तर सफल भएन।"

उनकी छोरी साढे दुई वर्षकी थिइन् र कन्हैया बेपत्ता हुँदा छोराको जन्म पनि भएको थिएन।

‘आज पनि कसैले ढोका ढकढकाउँदा उ नै हो जस्तो लाग्छ,’ इन्द्र रतिले आँसु झार्दै भनिन् । ‘उनी जिउँदै छन् भने पार्टीले उनलाई उत्पादन गर्नुपर्छ । यदि उनी मरे भने, हामीलाई उनको शरीर चाहिन्छ। ”

त्यसैगरी, सिन्धुपाल्चोक विद्रोहबाट धेरै प्रभावित भएको थियो, जसमा २०० भन्दा बढी बेपत्ता र मृत्युको रिपोर्ट आएको थियो। नागरिक र परिवार बीचमा समातिए।

कुभिन्देकी तुलसा नेपालले आफ्ना दुवै छोरा गुमाइन् । उनका छोरा प्रेमप्रसाद सन् २००० मा माओवादीमा सामेल भएका थिए तर सन् २००३ मा सुरक्षा बलसँगको भिडन्तमा मारिएका थिए। उनले उनको शव कहिल्यै देखेनन्, किनभने पार्टीका सदस्यहरूले उनको शव फिर्ता ल्याउन नसक्दा उनको अन्तिम संस्कार गरिएको बताए। आठ महिनापछि उनका कान्छो छोरा १८ वर्षीय दिलप्रसादलाई ठमेलबाट प्रहरीले अपहरण गरेको थियो किनभने उसको भाइ माओवादी थियो। उनी फेरि कहिल्यै देखिएनन्।

"आफ्ना दुई सन्तान हराएको देखेकी आमाको पीडा कसले बुझ्ने?" तुलसाले भनिन् ।

इन्द्र रति र तुलसा जस्ता मानिसहरूका लागि प्रियजनहरू बेपत्ता हुनुले निको नहुने घाउ छोडेको छ। शरीर बिना, बन्द हुँदैन। मृत्युको प्रमाण बिना, परिवारहरूले सम्पत्ति हस्तान्तरण जस्ता कानुनी र व्यावहारिक समस्याहरूको सामना गरे। कसै-कसैले अगाडि बढ्नको लागि मृत्यु प्रमाणपत्र पनि मागेका थिए तर हानि स्वीकार गरेनन्।

सन् २००५ मा माओवादीले कृष्णबहादुरलाई लगेका श्रीमान् सीता बस्नेतले भनिन्, “मृत्यु प्रमाणपत्र लिनु कानुनी आवश्यकता थियो।” “म उनको शव नदेखेसम्म उहाँको मृत्यु भएको स्वीकार गर्दिनँ।”

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In Bardiya, locals, mainly Tharus, were trapped between security forces and the Maoists. Both sides accused them of being informants for the other.

Kanhainya Tharu from Thakur Baba Municipality in Bardiya was 22 when he joined the Maoists in September 2002, seeking freedom from discrimination and a classless society. By 2003, he had become a platoon commander. But in September 2004, his wife Indra Rati was shocked to learn he had been arrested by the People’s Liberation Army for violating their moral code.

“There were already threats from the state security forces, but then he was arrested by the party he served selflessly,” she said. “We tried our best to find him, but to no avail.”

Their daughter was two-and-a-half, and their son hadn't been born yet when Kanhaiya disappeared.

“Even today, when someone knocks at the door, I think it’s him,” Indra Rati said with tears. “If he’s alive, the party needs to produce him. If he’s dead, we need his body.”

Similarly, Sindhupalchok was heavily affected by the insurgency, with over 200 reports of disappearances and deaths. Civilians and families were caught in the middle.

Tulasa Nepal from Kubhinde lost both her sons. Her son Prem Prasad had joined the Maoists in 2000 but was killed in a clash with security forces in 2003. She never saw his body, as party members said his last rites had been performed because they couldn't bring his body back. Eight months later, her youngest son Dil Prasad, 18, was abducted by the police in Thamel because his brother was a Maoist. He was never seen again.

“Who can understand the pain of a mother who has seen her two children disappear?” Tulasa said.

For people like Indra Rati and Tulasa, the disappearance of loved ones has left unhealed wounds. Without a body, there is no closure. Without proof of death, families faced legal and practical problems, like transferring property. Some had even sought death certificates just to move forward but hadn't accepted the loss.

“It was a legal necessity to get the death certificate,” said Sita Basnet, whose husband Krishna Bahadur was taken by the Maoists in February 2005. “I won’t accept he is dead until I see his body.”

02/06/2024

Let us talk about the unheard tears and screams of civil war victims. We aim to share the suppressed real stories of these silent victims with the public. You can also email or message us to share your incidents or any real stories that should be exposed. Now we are here to be your voice and ears.
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The opening attack: February 13, 1996. Different Maoist groups carried out seven simultaneous attacks in six districts. This marked the start of the infamous Nepali civil war and one of the many violent attacks that followed during the Nepal civil war period.

Let's expose the faces...

05/04/2024

एन्फा र सिसान बानियाले प्याराडाइम स्पोर्ट्स नेटवर्क मार्फत एन्फा अन्तर कलेज फुटबल च्याम्पियनसिपको प्रसारण र प्रायोजन गर्ने सम्झौतामा हस्ताक्षर गरेका छन् ।

05/04/2024

Dherai pachi charcha ma awounu vo darshan namaste!!

Rajesh Payal Rai's behavior is utterly shameful. Artists are role models for the public, and spreading negativity should be discouraged.

05/04/2024

A video is spreading fast on social media showing nurses safeguarding newborn babies during the recent earthquake in Taiwan. ❤️

05/04/2024

बदलिँदो मौसमले Covid-19 चिन्ताहरू फिर्ता ल्याउँछ। केसहरू बढ्छन्, विशेष गरी कमजोर समूहहरूमा। पूर्वतयारीको अभावले सतर्कता र सरकारी कार्यको लागि आह्वान गर्दछ। मानिसहरूलाई मास्क अप गर्न र सावधान रहन आग्रह गरिएको छ।

05/04/2024

Rs1.47 billion extra paid in Airbus A330s deal, probe shows

03/04/2024

Over the past few days, Sampang has held meetings with high-ranking officials including Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane, Finance Minister Barshaman Pun, Water Supply Minister Rajendra Kumar Rai, Education Minister Sumana Shrestha to discuss the development plans for Dharan.

Mayor Sampang staged a solo demonstration on Tuesday morning calling for political reform and accountability in governance. He was seen carrying placards demanding the implementation of a system where the executive head is directly elected by the people, to be put in place before the year 2084 BS.

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