The news of death comes, the body does not

A month ago, sister Lakshmi Paudel had applied to the consular department in Kathmandu for the search of her brother. "What happened to my brother and why did you call me?" Lakshmi said in a telephone call with Kantipur on Thursday evening, "Don't tell me clearly what happened to my brother." The officer has an elderly mother, a wife and two minor sons. Due to the poor financial condition of the family, the officer went to the Gulf country. "I went to Russia after consulting my family," Lakshmi added, "I will earn money, and my family gave me permission to go to Russia." China Ghimire of Udaipur Chaudandigadi-3 is unaware of her 41-year-old husband Padam Bahadur Ghimire, who was killed in Russia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed the death of him who left his wife and three Lalawalas and flew to Russia from Udaipur via Dubai on October 30. However, the news given by the foreign ministry to China is not believed. "I have been hearing news of death but I don't believe it," China said emotionally with Kantipur.

Mrs. Patli Thing learned about the death of Sunder Moktan of Naukunda Rural Municipality-5 in Rasuwa two months ago in Oman. As soon as she heard the news, she was shocked and came home. Since then, she has been running from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Consular Department for the initiative to bring her husband's body. "The news of the death came, but the funeral did not come," said Jasuram Gombo, the brother-in-law of the deceased, "we are running." 36-year-old Naveen Shahi from Jajarkot also went to Dubai a year ago. It has not been more than 2 months since he left his job in Dubai and flew to Russia. According to his cousin Narendra Shahi, a request was submitted to the consular department on February 26 to trace him, who had been missing since he left for Russia. The department has confirmed his death. Naveen's wife is in Jordan. He has a daughter and a son.

38-year-old Sanjay KC from Baijnath Rural Municipality-6 in Banke walked from home to Kathmandu on October 11 to apply for a visa. Sanjay reported home once he joined the Russian army. After hearing about the incident on January 22, the family tried hard to find out about his condition. Despite taking many measures, Sanjay's condition was not confirmed. At the same time, on February 4, the body and the death certificate were received on the mobile phone. The family performed kazkiriya the very next day. Parvati KC, the elder sister of the deceased, said, "After the news of his death was confirmed, we have confirmed that we have lost our brother." Parvati told us that she did not say anything about her grief or problems when she last spoke on December 29. He did not talk about anything like that. The phone was the last one that day," she said. Sanjay's wife, 33-year-old Sapna KC, said that even she did not know that her husband was going to join the Russian army. "Most of the time we couldn't even talk on the phone," Sapna said, "They wouldn't even let us use the phone because the location would be traced." He left the army after one and a half years to save his life. After working abroad for five years in Malaysia and Dubai, he later started a hardware business in the village.

After finding a loan of 500,000, he started his business and got recruited into the Russian army through a human trafficker. Amar KC, Sanjay's father, said that if the government only brings the dead body, he will see his son's face for the last time. The government does not know where its citizens are. After Kazkiria, he returned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs saying that there can be no question of bringing the body until it is confirmed that he is dead, rather than giving the body away. I would have brought the body now.'