Bandegaon Ashram of Godavari Municipality-14 Lalitpur. The ashram of Krishna Prasad Bhattarai (Kisunji), known as a saintly leader, looked like a post-destruction scene.

The strong smell of burning debris and smoke was spreading all around . As soon as you enter the original gate, you see a jeep numbered Ba 2 Ch 1842 . The remaining part of this jeep that Kisnuji rode in the fifties was nowhere to be seen. 

Pots and fruit plants were scattered. The large statue of Kisunji with the benign face seen at other times was not there either. A young man found near the ashram said that the protestors dragged the idol by kicking it and took it away and burnt it. A half-sized clay statue was seen to be broken and thrown away.

Ramsharan Bhandari, a local resident who has been visiting the same ashram as a helper after Kisunji's death, said that the protestors destroyed the ashram in an instant. He said, "We begged a lot not to burn, but they didn't." When they started attacking us, we ran away to save our lives .''

Muna Adhikari, Deputy Mayor of Godavari Municipality, said, showing the pile of ashes made by burning wood, 'These were the things used by Kisunji, which have turned into ashes. Some of the goods have been taken away by the protestors.' She said that those carrying the goods have been identified from the CCTV and said that the Godavari Municipality has issued a notice to return such goods. 

The unmarried Kisunji, who was prime minister twice in the interim period of 2046 and 2056, earned the recognition of a saintly leader. He who did not have land and property in his name was kept by the government as an ashram on 5 ropani land .  After he died in the hospital on February 20, 2067 during treatment, his body was brought to this ashram and paid homage.

After getting the information that the ashram was burnt during the demonstration, there was a crowd of people coming to the ashram all day on Monday . The interior of the Ashram, which has 5 small buildings, and all the belongings there have been burnt. Unburnt items are broken up and thrown away. The 'lockets' made with his photo were seen on the floor.  According to the deputy mayor officer, books, gifts, photos of meetings and discussions with foreigners and historical documents of the Nepali Congress have all been burned.

Kisunji's follower Gobind Chaulagai of Ramechhap Gunsibhadaura, who arrived at the ashram, looked at the burnt building and said in an emotional mood that the history of the democratic movement had been erased. He said in the style of anger, "Only a low-class society can insult the selfless late leader who brought freedom to the present generation by fighting for democracy all his life."   

Kisunji's followers who arrived at the ashram were capturing some of the photos on their mobile phones in the album to be burned. Kisunji's nephew Vinod Bhattarai, who was found in the ashram, said while flipping through the remaining photos in the album, "The structure will be built but the pages of history made of ashes have now been merged in the fire forever." He said that his uncle Kisunji has photos and documents from 1947. 'He (uncle) brought us to the ashram to keep everyone together,  He said,  We no longer have any historical record. We did not think that this would happen in the ashram.'