Ramhari Shrestha, who runs a mobile shop at Jadibuti Chowk, says: 'When the police asked for water, I gave water. If he had run away without giving water, he would not have been shot.
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"When the police asked for water, I gave water. Ramhari Shrestha (Rhythm) from Kavre, who was treated at B&B Hospital after being shot during the violent protest of the royalists in Tinkune, Kathmandu, said, "I gave water to the police, the police shot me as a 'gift'."
Shreshtha brothers have a mobile shop called Namaskar Enterprises at Jadibuti Chowk. He used to make mobiles in the shop started by his brother.
'The vehicle was burning inside the herb production and processing company located in Jadibuti. The police did not come for an hour. The police arrived after 5/7 vehicles were burnt," said Ramhari, "I was sitting on the balcony with the shutters of the shop closed. The work of putting the key was left. The police came from Koteshwar throwing tear gas. 6 keys were required for our three shutters . When there were only two keys left to wear, the police started throwing fire in front of our shop.'
He then told the police that he was not a protester. 'I have my shop . But if I go with the key, the police scolded me by saying bad words . I dreamed that you will be closed,' he said. Then together with his brother, he locked the store .
There was a bottle of water on the veranda next to the shutter. The police asked for water. Daile He was saying that he should not give but he did not agree. 'Dai was saying walk . It felt like water. I gave water . The police who got water, you can get boxis . Go from here," Ramhari said.
He was going to the parking lot wearing a helmet . But the parking was already closed . Before taking the bike to the parking lot, it was closed for safety. The tear gas fired by the police burned my eyes . He was going from the store to Pepsicola with his eyes closed. That's when I got shot in the arm,' he said. He thinks the police fired unnecessarily. The crowd was dispersed by tear gas. There was no need to shoot. There was no one else around me,' he said .
Kavre Panauti Municipality 1, Ka Ramhari He came to Kathmandu with his brother to study 7th standard. When his father died of paralysis when he was studying in 5th grade, he came to Kathmandu and stayed in a hostel to study. After SLC, he became a helper in his brother's business . He pretended that the mother, who lives in Kavre, had met with a road accident. He says that he is physically and mentally weak after being shot.
