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Torn clothes, torn pants and shoes. There was nothing but the same clothes on the body. 29-year-old Saroj Nepali of Belkotgarhi Municipality-10 of Nuwakot was found in a similar condition at Gaddachouki checkpoint on Tuesday.
He has been working as a tailor in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India for three years. He was robbed on the way while returning home.
Nepali went to Manali from home two months ago. The work was going well. Suddenly fell ill. Even after treatment, it did not heal . Then he decided to return home. He left home on Sunday and was about to reach Chandigarh on Monday morning. Before reaching Chandigarh, a Nepali who was traveling together offered to have tea at a breakfast place. Being a Nepali, he also accepted the offer to drink tea.
'He fainted shortly after drinking tea, and when he came to his senses three hours later, he did not even have any clothes on his body,' he said, 'He was wearing a thin jacket, there was mobile phone and money in it, he took the jacket.'
The Nepalese had bought some clothes from two months of work and they had also carried 9,000 baht with them. He informed that the amount was also stolen. Another Nepali who came with him from Manali was also accompanied by two Indians. All three of them were talking to each other. The person speaking Nepali was also gossiping with him in between. So he also got ready to drink tea .
"I knew that I shouldn't eat food given by strangers while traveling on the road, but I believed because I am a Nepali," he said, "I got stuck on the road because of that belief." When he opened his clothes, it was seen that his body was mangled and there was also a small wound on his forehead.
After being robbed before reaching Chandigarh, he contacted his brother in Goa . He said that after contacting the co-driver of the bus on the phone, his brother sent the fare to Banbasa. "My brother also left recently so he could not send more money. He walked away thinking that something will happen after reaching Nepal," said the Nepali who was met at Gaddachouki checkpoint on Tuesday morning.
Nepalis who reached the Gaddachouki checkpoint in a stranded state on Tuesday have been sent home by the civil assistance cell established by the Far West Province government. The help room has also made arrangements to buy a lot of clothes.
While returning home from India's Uttarakhand and Himachal regions, many Nepalis are robbed unconscious on the way. It has been found that they are often robbed by Nepalis. Dansingh Bohora, an employee of the civil assistance room, said that if they spoke Nepali and approached them, they would make them unconscious by giving them cold, tea or other food. According to him, in the current financial year, 127 people who have been robbed in this way have been sent home with the expenses to reach home.
