When the siblings were about to reach the room, the bullet that pierced Dinesh's left leg hit Rebecca's right thigh.
22-year-old Rebecca Khatri of Udaipur felt like she would not survive after being shot by the police during the demonstration of Rajawadi on 15th Chaitra. I had said goodbye to everyone when I was shot. But now a lot has changed in me. It seems that it will be fine,'' said Rebecca, who has been in the hospital bed for 19 days. The hope of living was lost.
Rebekah became excited as her health began to improve with the treatment. He also wants to participate in the upcoming BBA 3rd year exam . ``I want to study and get a job in a government bank,'' Rebecca said.
Rebika was shot by the police while returning from doing accounting work at a food shop in Narefant. After Rajawadi's demonstration, she did not get a car to go to Gwarko, she called her brother Dinesh (grandfather's son) and called him to take it saying 'I was afraid of the clash between the police and the protestors, I didn't even get a car'.
When the siblings were about to reach the room, the bullet that pierced Dinesh's left leg hit Rebecca's right thigh. Although Dinesh was discharged after normal treatment, Rebecca's leg had to be operated twice.
Rebecca is asking the state authorities to help her with her future goals.
'I don't want to go abroad . After studying, I want to do something in Nepal. "I want to do public service and work in a government bank," says Rebecca, "I want to become an officer." I want to work in a bank. Not as healthy a body as before . I am afraid that I will be able to become an officer in this condition. Rebecca has also requested the government to help her for this.
