From the perspective that there is a problem in the minimum compliance and implementation of the constitutional rights to food, food and shelter, the guarantee and implementation of the right to health sounds unnatural. In order to create a healthy society and a healthy country, it is a natural right for citizens to get health services from the state with easy, accessible and equal access.

Article 35 of Fundamental Rights and Duties under Part 3 of the Constitution of Nepal 2072 deals with health rights.

It is the duty of every conscious citizen to warn the state by taking the parts and clauses provided in the constitution. Prof. Dr. The fact that Gobind KC raised the voice of the people through hunger strike 22 times from June 21, 2069 till now with the demand of health sector reform is in public knowledge.

Through the satyagraha movement led by KC, there have been some changes in Nepal's health sector, extreme commercialization of education, mafiaization, and health education beyond the reach of children of the poor, but not enough. 

When people get sick, the first thing they do is use their savings and savings. There may also be a situation where all the households are living in poverty. But it does not seem justified in any way that the leader takes out any amount from the state treasury for treatment.

If KC had not gone on hunger strike, many medical colleges would have been started in illegal ways. Which would have increased the number of doctors but the quality would have been appalling as there was no place to acquire sensitive knowledge and skills and education.

There was a situation where the university was giving more than its capacity, creating a cluster of medical colleges in Kathmandu, randomly distributing the number of seats, taking money to teach doctors to the children of rich people, medical colleges collecting as much money as possible and giving doctor's certificates.

Medical Education Bill 2075 was passed through KC's struggle and the Medical Education Commission was established. which is regulating medical education. Casey had and still has some disagreements with the bill. But KC disagrees and is dissatisfied with the fact that the governments are failing in the implementation of the law they made. 

Congress, UML and Maoist leaders have joined the private medical college investors. Today, distortions have come in the name of health, students have migrated abroad. The government has put the blame on Govind KC alone.

His sincere commitment to the movement of education and health has been respected. The government and parties have taken a dig at KC by developing wrong comments among the people. KC, who has led a transparent and normal life as a social worker and activist through health for decades, has been called a mafia broker. Why did this happen? So-called academic intellectuals and intellectuals hold opportunistic views.

analyzes by putting themselves in the center, their interests in the center and the party in the center. No one is serious about public health and education. Because of this, the government stands aside and imposes all the failures, inactions and failures on a citizen. The crowd is swayed by it and Dr. Casey is defamed. 

The government comes to an agreement to fulfill its promises as long as the movement lasts and to decentralize healthcare and education to the rural level. When the movement is suspended, the ink of the agreement is not dry and the government falls at the feet of businessmen, mafia and academic brokers. It has been agreed that there should be government medical colleges and hospitals in all provinces. But the government doesn't want to pay attention to it and has the courage to throw the agreement in the trash under many excuses.

In Nepal, education is being conducted in 21 medical colleges and 24 institutes. Of which only 4 are government. Dr. KC's satyagraha aims to have maximum medical colleges that are government owned and have quality and accessible education and healthcare for the common man. When KC's fifth hunger strike was broken on Chait 19, 2071, it was agreed to adopt a policy of opening at least one government medical college in five places in the country in the next five years.

After that, the construction and operation of Geta Medical College was included in every fast of KC. Construction of 28 modern buildings required for a 600-bed hospital and medical college at a cost of 5 billion has been completed in Geta of Kailali. Physical infrastructure no longer prevents running hospitals and medical colleges. Even though the government has decided to build the Shahid Dashrath Chand National Health Sciences University in Geta, more confusion has been created after the government itself decided to build a university or an institute.  The