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Locals have demanded that the representatives of the people who came to the village to collect the plans should drive away the monkeys and boars. Sandhikhark Municipality-5 Ward President Rishav Adhikari, Ward Member Krishan Bhusal, who reached Ambot in Wangla on Monday, suggested to the team including ward member Krishan Bhusal that the youth should be expelled from the agricultural enterprise for self-employment, or alternatively, they should come up with a new plan with a budget for farming.
We farm, monkeys enter the fields and eat grain crops, vegetables, fruits in no time. It is wasted," said local Kulchandra Bhusal, "We produce by suffering, monkeys in the afternoon and boars in the night damage it. Ward president, how to become an agricultural entrepreneur? How to live, what to eat? .' We collect monkeys from the neighborhood together, they go and sit on the top of tall pine trees in the forest. He said that he will come again after not seeing people again.
He requested the people's representatives to cut down the Salla forest in coordination with the forest office because the Salla trees have dried up the water sources. "When the water source dries up, it has become a habitat for monkeys," said Tilak Bhusal, a local resident. What to do with farming, all the wild animals are fed, how can we live in the village?
On Monday, after meeting and gathering with the villagers, the people's representatives and employees came to ask for the plan, and all the villagers complained that they are going to riot because of the wildlife problem. Ganga Bahadur Kumal emphasized that Raithane crop should be protected as it is disappearing. He said that due to the problem of wild animals and drinking water, it is a challenge to raise commercial vegetables, grain crops, cattle for milk production, chickens for meat, Khasiboka.
Local Dilaram Banjade said that as the trend of parents and their children camping in the city in search of good education is increasing, it is necessary to upgrade the education through computer and English medium in the community school of the village.
Similarly, ward member Krishna Bhusal said that in the discussion of 40 plans including all motorway pitches, water pipes in households, irrigation facilities, infrastructure development etc. 14 Wi-Fi sets have been placed in all the villages of the ward for internet facilities. He said that the budget will be allocated only after discussing all the issues raised by the local residents in the meeting of the ward office and the joint municipal council.
