14-year-old Sangeeta Lama of Lalitpur, who was playing with her friends, was injured by the bullet fired by the police. Kumari Lama, who visited the trauma center for her daughter's treatment, said, "We have been living in a room near Pulchok. Grandparents were playing as usual. On the morning of 24 August, the bullet fired by the police hit my grandmother's left leg. The son's cheeks and arms are burnt by fire.'

Sangeeta's brother Rajkumar is at home after treatment. She told that Sangeeta will have to stay in the hospital for a few more days due to surgery.

Even though the government provides free treatment to the injured, Sangeeta's treatment was not done easily by the hospital, but she felt that she had to get a recommendation from the ward. After the daughter was injured, she was taken to the nearby Alka Hospital. After being discharged from Alka, they were told that it would not be free when they came for re-testing,' she said, 'even when I brought a recommendation from the ward  I came to trauma because I don't get free treatment.'

'In 3 days, Alka Hospital tried to discharge me saying that the treatment was over and that the wound would dry up . But I insisted and kept her in the hospital for two more days,' she said, 'because her legs are swollen, she said to bring her for follow-up after resting at home for a few days . When I brought my daughter back to the hospital after she was uncomfortable, I did not treat her because the hospital would charge money for the ticket with additional treatment .'

"If she had come to another hospital earlier, she would have received faster treatment," she said. Sangeeta was operated on Thursday evening. Although Sangeeta, who is injured, does not know much about the movement, she wants the country to be better. She says that suddenly many people gathered around the police station and when they tried to escape, they were shot.