Jalpadevi Secondary School in Mangalsen Municipality-7 has been disturbed for two months. Every day when the school is in operation, i.e. from 10 o'clock in the morning, there is noise inside the school. It has been 2 months since this noise started.

A student studying in class 2 fainted inside the class one day. School nurse Motisara Subedi did a general checkup on her . But his condition remained the same on the second day. Later, the same problem was observed in other students of the class.

Now students are fainting like this every day in Jalpa Mavi. One day, up to 27 students had this problem. The student, who appears to be in a daze, thrashes, screams and wails loudly for 5 minutes . Since this problem is seen in more than two dozen students every day, now the education of the school is being affected.  

This problem has been seen in many students from class 2 to 10. According to Nurse Subedi, the students initially had similar problems such as headache, stomach ache, body tremors, and falling down due to tremors. She said that the parents of some of the students who have problems are living alone at home because their parents have gone to India for employment or they are under stress because the members of the family drink alcohol and make noise. She said that the parents of students who have problems do not send them to school because they are superstitious.

This problem is more visible in a 12-year-old student. Because, every day he  It's been 2 months since school started falling in the same way . His parents have been working and living in India for a long time. His parents have also taken two brothers with him . The school teacher told her that she was living at home with others and that she might be suffering from loneliness. The student said, "Sir, many thoughts come to mind when he starts teaching." My body trembles and I fall.' She also said that the people of the house took her to some Dhamijankri to solve her problem. She said,   Did it . But it's getting difficult for me day by day.'

The story of another 11-year-old student of the school is the same. It's been two months since he started falling in school . Like others, she also collapses three/four times a day due to Ringata . She always comes second in class and has not been able to read for two months.

The people of the house and the village have a different understanding of his problem . They have spread rumors saying that the deuta has been kept in the hands of the school and it will not happen again. On the contrary, she is in fear of Deuta . Sometimes when my father beats my mother, I can't sleep all night. Can't sleep. It's difficult when I come to school,' she said, 'even when someone speaks, I get angry . I also tell my friends at school about my problems. Even those who have the same problem as me start crying.

Bal Bahadur Thayat, the principal of the school, said that the problem started when the class 2 girl started falling in the first week of November. According to him, in previous years, female students used to drop out during the summer, but this year, this problem has been seen in the winter. After the students started falling in school, it became very irregular and some of them dropped out of school . As soon as there was a problem in the school, we wrote a letter to the municipality. From there came the psychosocial counselor . They also did counselling . However, the decline has not stopped," Prof. Thayat said, "The superstition that there is a ghost in the school is in the minds of students and parents. This is the reason why the problem is getting worse.''

Ganga Budha Magar, Head of Ekdwar Crisis Management Center (OCMC), said that this problem is more common among female students who have poor economic conditions, who do not have parents, who are subjected to sexual violence at home. "Even after going to school, we did counseling." We have also started giving medicine to those who have serious problems,'' she said. Now it is necessary for all the stakeholders to sit and make it a topic of discussion.'

The female students who are under some stress fall like this and it is called mass historia. told . According to him, 7 out of 11 teenage girls are facing gender based violence (GVV). She said that the problem is becoming more complicated as the patient refuses to take the medicine.

Parvati Bohra, psychosocial consultant of CMC Nepal said that conversion disorder occurs due to violence, fight, fight, conflict, discord, pressure, natural calamity, separation etc. She said that many female students of Jalpa Mavi, who are in her area of ​​work, have conversion disorder. "When examining the health of that female student at the district hospital, no other problems were found, after we found out that she had conversion disorder, we have been counseling her for a month," she said, "some of the female students here have also had serious problems." However, parents and society do not seem to be ready to accept this. "Something or the other problem has been seen in the students here who fall every day."