According to Bhim Bahadur's son Amar Khadka, he has not been in touch with his family since 3.30 pm on Tuesday.
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A local of Musikot Municipality-9 Lalibang has lost contact. His family has informed that 65-year-old Bhim Bahadur Khadka, who left home last Thursday, has not yet been contacted.
According to Bhim Bahadur's son Amar Khadka, he has not been in touch with his family since 3.30 pm on Tuesday. "They went to the neighborhood in the morning and have not returned since then," he said. But no information has come from there.'
He also said that the slippers he used to wear were found near the nearby Chun river. "We have reached the Saniveri river by searching from the side of the river. We have reached Simli so far.
Hari Khadka, another son of Bhim Bahadur, speculated that this may be related to the fact that his mother (Bhim Bahadur's wife) was taken to the forest by a woman related to him in the neighborhood and beaten up last March. Hari also said that the accused of the incident has been released on bail by the court.
