Ganga Maya on hunger strike

Ganga Maya Adhikari of Fujel, Gorkha, who has staged hunger strikes on several occasions demanding action against her son’s murderer(s), has been on a fast-unto-death strike for the last 69 days. Her health is deteriorating and she in a critical health condition admitted at cabin number 1 of Bir Hospital. According to human rights activist […]

Government representatives met with Gangamaya Adhikari, who has been staging a fast-unto-death for more than one month now demanding justice for her son, on Wednesday and asked her to withdraw he strike. Secretary at the Ministry of Home Affairs Maheshwar Neupane, Secretary at the Ministry of Law Rishi Rajbhandari, Inspector General of Police Shailesh Thapa

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged the government to take effective steps to save the life of Ganga Maya Adhikari by ensuring his right to justice and managing proper accommodation. In a press release issued by the spokesperson of the Commission Dr Tikaram Pokhrel on Thursday, NHRC has reiterated its request to the

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has drawn the government’s attention towards the deteriorating health of Ganga Maya Adhikari, who has been staging fast-unto-death strike since December 21 demanding justice for her son Krishna Prasad. Issuing a statement on Monday, NHRC Joint Secretary Yagya Prasad Adhikari urged the government to take effective measures so as

Ganga Maya Adhikari, who has staged hunger strikes on several occasions demanding action against her son’s murderers, has resumed her fast-unto-death strike from Monday. Ganga Maya was shifted to the isolation ward of the Trauma Center in April from her earlier spot of hunger strike – Bir Hospital — after a citizens’ appeal following the