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As the wife and sons also became blind, it became difficult to move around. Even though Rapti is near the public road, Chandraveer Wali, a resident of Tulsipur sub-metropolitan city-3 Sattala, spent two years digging a road to reach the same public road. Neither anyone helped to dig the road, nor did anyone care.
Chandraveer, who spent two years digging a two-kilometer road alone, is now very comfortable. Tulsipur sub-metropolitan city has constructed the road on the Goretto road dug by Chandraveer.
In the year 2073, the goretobato, dug by Wali for two years, has turned into a road . Now cars, autos, motorcycles run on the same road . From there, the same short way is used to go to Khamari . Chandraveer dug a path for his blind wife and four sons. "The wife was blind, the sons were also blind, there was no way to go to the market", he said, "I dug that road so that the wife and son would not fight, now if the car drives on this road".
He had five sons and one daughter. A son and a daughter died young. Among the four sons, only the youngest son can see eyes, the other three sons do not see eyes.
Now his eldest son works in Kathmandu in double evening while Maila earns by singing songs in Tulsipur market . The younger son is in Kathmandu, he also works to show the way to the blind. For Chandraveer now, some people are helping at home . With that support, his daily life has been going on . 'Sometimes a master comes, sometimes an engineer comes', he said, 'this is how everyone who comes brings rice and pulses, this is how our life has been.'
