Govinda Bahadur Budthapa of Achham Dhakari, a laborer in Kordwara of Paudi Garhwal in Uttarakhand, India, returned home on Thursday. He was also among the crowd returning home at the Gaddachouki checkpoint here as Dasain approached. After planting, he went to Kalapahad in search of work in July and returned home after spending Dasai Tihar.

"Dasain has come, Tihar has also come, we have come to the village to celebrate Chand with the family," Budthapa said, "It is time to start farming again." Some have returned. 20 other people from Dhakari who went with him by corps have also returned on Thursday . All of them were working on laying water pipeline in Paudi Garhwal.

The daily wage was 4500 to 5000. They say that they returned home after saving 20/25 thousand after cutting food and lodging expenses in two months. Ghatasthapana has started on Thursday, the first day of Dasain . From Thursday, jamara is kept in houses and temples and puja is performed with pomp and nbsp;.

This is also why those who enter India for employment return home . Bhumiraj Padhya of Dhakari always returns home for Dasain. On the full moon day, a big puja is held in his village. As Padhya Dhami, he must reach the said puja . "We will celebrate Dasain in the village and perform worship," he said, "All the Nepalis are going to return home to that (Paudi Garhwal) too." After planting, those who have gone to various parts of Uttarakhand and Himachal for employment are now going back home . Those who are walking with jhitgunta on their shoulders are seen in a hurry to cover the car . They seem to be in a hurry to get home as soon as possible.

Now more than 1000 Nepalis are returning home from Gaddachouki border. According to the civil assistance room established by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Far West Province Government in Gaddachouki, more than 1000 Nepalis are returning home in the morning.

'The pressure of returning home has increased since the last two/three days,' said Dansingh Bohora, an employee of the civil assistance room, 'this crowd will increase even more as Dushay approaches.' Budthapa, who paid 400 Bharu as rent, paid 120 Bharu to the Nepal-India border which is 5 km away from Banbasa. Which is more than twice the prescribed . In the same condition, the fare is 50 rupees.

It is found that they charge a high fare by showing the goods they are carrying. Even the auto drivers have been doing the transportation from the border area to Mahendranagar market. Generally, the fare from Gaddachouki to Mahendranag is fixed at 50 rupees. The workers say that the auto drivers from Nepal also show the goods and charge more fare.

In the past, a branch used to run from Banbasa to Mahendranagar. Even the taxi drivers used to charge double or triple the fare . Autos are operating on both sides of the border after the corona infection. But they have not been monitored and monitored regularly.