The family says that the relationship between daughter and son-in-law had deteriorated.
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It has been revealed that Naresh Bhatt, the husband of Mamata Kafle, who has been missing in America for three weeks, killed her and hid her body. It has been confirmed from the documents submitted by the police to the court that Bhatt killed Mamata on July 30 in the main bedroom of the house and hid the body.
Manassas police arrested Naresh on Thursday on charges of hiding the body. After the arrest, the police produced Bhatt in the court on Friday morning. He was arraigned at 8:31 a.m. Friday, according to Prince William County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court records.
The next hearing regarding the incident is scheduled to be held on October 24. During the investigation, the police claimed that sufficient digital and forensic evidence connected with Mamata's murder was recovered. Manassas Park Police Chief Mario Lugo held a press conference in the presence of locals on Wednesday and accused Pati Bhatt of not coordinating the investigation. The police searched Bhatt's house for 12 hours since Wednesday evening.
In the documents submitted by the police to the court, it is mentioned that evidence was found that Kafle was killed inside the house and the body was dragged out of the house. Kafle's one-year-old daughter has been taken to a care home. Mamata has been missing since last July 16 (July 31). When he did not show up at UVA Health Prince William Medical Center on August 2, a colleague called the local police to investigate the situation.
Police said Mamata was last seen in public on July 28 at UVA Health Prince William Medical Center. Mamta was seen talking to her friend on July 28, while Bhatt, who last saw his wife on July 31, gave a statement to the police.
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On Friday afternoon, a crowd of people could be seen at a tea shop located on the Namobuddha road in Kavre's Panauti municipality-6. The crowd was talking about Mamta Kafle, the three Nepali nurses who have been missing for three weeks from the Manassas Park area in the state of Virginia, USA. Their faces looked dull as they talked about Mamta. Tears did not stop from the eyes of some. Some people's throats were blocked. All the people talking were Mamata's relatives. Mamta's father has a tea and vegetable shop near Panauti-6, Namobuddha Road.
It has been many days since the relatives gathered at the tea shop and talked about whether they could find any information about the missing Mamta in America. Mamta's father Kamal Kafle keeps looking at the mobile phone he has with him. She is also worried as she waits for news of her daughter.
He has given up hope of his daughter coming back since Wednesday. Kamal has no hope of her daughter coming back after her relatives in America informed her that Mamta is not alive. "My daughter is not feeling well, we don't know if she is breathing or not," Mamata's father Kamal said, "It has been so long that we have not received any news." "Daughter used to call her mother once a day," said Kamal, "The conversation was on video call, for a few days we had seen her face becoming pale." We also asked what happened. She did not say anything openly. We tried to talk on the 31st as well. But we could not get in touch," he said. "After a few days, we asked our son-in-law Naresh Bhatt about our daughter. He said that he could not be contacted because he went away and went to a place where there is no phone. "When we tried to understand about our daughter, the son-in-law would always say that we will meet," he said.
Working as a registered nurse in Virginia, Mamta was sharp in studies from an early age. After doing SEE from Navratna English Secondary School in Panauti, she passed Plus Two from Baylor International Academy in Banepa and went to Bangalore, India to study nursing. After studying in Bangalore for five years, she returned to Nepal. Her father Kamal said that she topped the college in nursing in Bangalore.
According to Kamal, Mamta got acquainted with Naresh Bhatt, who lives in the US and lives in Kanchanpur, through social media. He says that the love relationship between the two has grown through social media. "Mamata, our only daughter, thought that we should think about marriage and take a decision," he said. For the happiness of our daughter, we sent her to get married from Panauti. Mamta and Naresh got married in November 2077. He also said that they do not see any reason to doubt about the relationship between Mamta and Naresh after the
marriage. After the marriage, Naresh also took Mamata to America. Kamal remembers the date Mamata went to America. "On July 10, it's been 4 years since my daughter left," he said . After Mamata gave birth to her daughter, Mamta's mother Geeta Kafle was also ready to go to America. "My daughter said that she should come to take care of the delivery," he said, "but soon after that, there was talk of her mother-in-law Parvati Bhatt going to take care of the delivery." After that, Mamata's mother went to America.
Father Kamal said that they had heard that the mother-in-law, who had gone to nurse Mamta, did not treat Mamta well. "When I asked my daughter how she was doing, she always said that she was fine, she never told us about the pain she was going through," he said, "but we knew a little bit from other people. I thought that a small quarrel would be settled.' According to Kamal, family discord had been increasing for some time. Mamta has been living separately with her daughter for some time. However, Kamal informed that after some time the relationship improved and they are living together.
Mamta's family says that recently Naresh and her mother have not treated Mamta well. "They did not treat Mamta well during menstruation in the name of Chhaupadi custom," Mamta's aunt Maia Kafle said, "Mamata's mother-in-law went to take care of her." He sent his newborn daughter to work hungry, did not give her good food and did not take good care of her. That has also given us a way to suspect.'
According to Aunt Maia, the relationship between daughter and son-in-law has worsened after Mamta's mother-in-law went to America. Even after the mother-in-law returned to Nepal, they suspected that the relationship was still strained. "We got the news that my daughter was out of touch from the mobile phone. My son-in-law did not say anything about Mamata's disappearance. After my daughter's disappearance, we were checking the news with my son-in-law again and again," said Aunt Maia. Maybe? How much it hurts to lose your wife. But we did not see any pain in the son-in-law.'
