Tarkeshwar rural municipality-5 of Nuwakot is different. Because out of 705 households here, about 600 families are suffering. In Khadak Bhanjang, Gorsyang, Dangsing, Kalimati, Chapadang, Ratmato, Chowghada, Du Peepal and other areas of this ward, there are more victims with Mohiani rights certificates.

Even in his old age, Ran Bahadur Tamang was not spared by the grief of Birta. That's why he walks around carrying the naso (receipt of payment to the tenant, certificate of Mohiani rights) left by his late father-grandfather. The receipts of tiro paid to Birtawal by many of his ancestors, the certificate of Mohiani Haq which was torn but still intact, have been preserved by him for generations. According to Chudamani Prasad Gajurel, the former chairman of this ward, the news of the abolition of Birta in 2016 did not reach our village, our parents did not know about it. If we had known, we would probably not have had to suffer.' He said, 'Our Birtawal lived in Basantpur, Kathmandu. I myself went till 2020 to deliver Kut to Birtawal's house. Later, we stopped paying kut, but we did not own the land on which we had sweated. Injustice has been done to us. Hariprasad Rimal, vice president of Tarkeshwar Rural Municipality, is also saddened by the suffering of the farmers. "We are trying hard to solve the Birta problem," he says. We requested for help, but they have not moved forward in the process of solving it. He said that although they promised to take the initiative to solve this election problem, nothing has been done. They say that all parties have leaders, but they think that a solution should be found by giving a written commitment. This problem should be solved by the higher authorities. Is it not clear to the leadership?'