On Friday, 30-year-old Kamala Auji of Kanchanpur Krishnapur Municipality-1 Nigali died due to snake bite in Chhaugoth. Kamala also has a concrete house. There is a well at a distance of 20 meters from the house, but the dilapidated water is constantly leaking. So she went to sleep in Jethani's camp which is about 100 meters away from the house.

Around 10 o'clock in the night, a voice suddenly came from the neighborhood, "Didi, save me, the snake has killed me." Kamala was not conscious when Sita Auji (deceased's sister-in-law) reached the barn in fear. According to Sita, Kamala, who was sleeping with a swing, slept with her head out of the swing when it got hot. The snake bit him on the cheek . 

When Kamala did not come to Hos, there was talk of taking her to the hospital . There was no one else in the house except the minor sons . Neither did he have money with him . After Sita paid 13 thousand rupees, Kamala was taken to Seti Provincial Hospital in Dhangadhi. After about 2 hours, he was taken to the hospital.

A woman was bitten by a snake while sleeping in the corner, she died during the treatment

After the health condition worsened around two o'clock in the night  If the doctor has to put him in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). But the hospital's ICU was not empty . Kamala was kept in the ICU only around 4 am, Shidd Auji, the brother-in-law of the deceased said . Kamala died during treatment at 8 o'clock on Saturday night. 

Kamala came back to make a future for her sons

Kamala's family has been living in India for a long time. She also used to work in India with her family. It was his dream to make a concrete house . She fulfilled that dream by working with her husband. 

was another dream of his :  Educate your sons and make them big people. Kamala, who came home from India to teach her sons only last Baisakh, died prematurely within 3 months. He has three sons, aged 5, 12 and 15. Since there is no one at home, his cremation has not been done . The body is in Seti Provincial Hospital. According to relatives, Kamala's husband and mother-in-law are coming to Kanchanpur only on Monday morning. Auji's family migrated from Achham and came to Kanchanpur.

The hut was demolished to kill the snake. Locals still don't want to stop the practice of camping as a 'bad practice'. They say that the barn was also destroyed to search for snakes. But the snake was not found. Sita says that Kuldewta gets angry if he stays at home when there is shade. We didn't believe it. But Deuta is angry. People work . Bad at home. After all, gods are bigger than people, what can you do?

After Kamala's death, the camp was demolished.

Near Sita's house is the house of Champha Budha who migrated from Achham. His neighborhood is in a very scary bush . Her Nanda and she live in that shed during menstruation. There is not even a light. His thinking is also not different from Sita's. Everyone has love for life. But you have to live for the deity . If they enter the house in the camp, the whole family will be affected,'' she says. Not only people have migrated from Acham, they have also brought settlements together .

Only last year Krishnapur municipality demolished four slums. But the locals built it again. Krishnapur mayor Hemraj Ojha says, 'No matter how much they destroy, they will rebuild . This bad practice has taken root in the society . It must be uprooted.'

Even now there are more than a hundred slums in Krishnapur municipality. In which the maximum number of people who have migrated from Acham . The city keeps demolishing the neighborhood, the locals keep building it, the chain continues like this .  

Municipality's ultimatum to demolish the hut

After the death of Kamala, Krishnapur has given a 15-day 'ultimatum' issuing a notice to demolish the Chhaupadi Goth that is still standing within the municipal area . The municipality has warned that those who do not remove the encroachments will be fined 10,000.  In the

notification, it is said that the demolition of Chhaupadi Goth will be monitored through the concerned ward office. Also, it is said that action will be taken against those who do not follow the instructions. The

letter says, "Since it has been found that the illegal Chhaupadi system is still in place in Krishnapur Municipality, it is requested to demolish such sheds in all the wards within 15 days". If the order is disobeyed, a fine of 10,000 will be imposed.' Also, there is a provision that women should not be kept in confinement or subjected to any other kind of discrimination, untouchability or inhumane treatment during menstruation or childbirth. However, in many rural areas of the Far West, even today, the bad practice of keeping menstruating women in the barn is still in place.