Nepal

Kathmandu, October 23

Um Hong Gil Human Foundation, a non-political and non-religious humanitarian organisation supported by South Korea and registered at Social Welfare Council, celebrated its 10th anniversary today.

The organisation was founded by Um Hong Gil, the first person who successfully climbed 16 mountains of over 8,000 metres high, in South Asia. According to UHGHF, it has constructed and handed over 15 child-friendly, earthquake-resistant and well-equipped schools till now, starting from Pangboche Elementary School in Solukhumbu, in 2010.

More than 6,900 children have been befitting from the schools from mountain to Tarai regions. In order to create more suitable learning environment for the students of remote areas, the organisation has constructed two well-equipped hostel buildings for two schools of Sankhuwasabha and Solukhumbu districts.

For the first time in Nepal, UHGHF has operated smart class in Birethahi Secondary School of Kaski and international tele-teaching technology in Sarvodaya Secondary School of Myagdi. &In addition, 13 teachers were recruited in five different schools which could not afford skilled teachers,& read the press release issued by UHGHF. It has also fixed criteria for constructing schools with spacious classrooms, quality desks and benches, and greenery and safety measures.

&As many as 300 parents, who could not afford to send their children to schools, were provided with goats so thatthey could provide stationery materials to their children from the income generated through goat rearing,& it stated. After the devastating earthquakes of 2015, UH- GHF had donated amount worth Rs 15.3 million to schools in Dhading, Gorkha and Sindhupalchowk. UH- GHF was awarded on the 38th Social Welfare Day by the Social Welfare Council under the Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizen for its outstanding services in education sector of Nepal.

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Kathmandu, October 23.

A rape and murder convict, who was arrested in America, was deported to Nepal by Interpol Washington, for implementation of the Supreme Court verdict, according to Nepal Police.

Police took Lilaraj Gautam, 42, into custody upon his arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport on a Turkish Airlines flight today. Gautam of Changragadi-3, Jhapa, was arrested by Interpol Washington on 3 February 2018 and was held in the custody of US police since then. A red corner notice was issued by the Interpol General Secretariat on 28 November 2017 for his arrest at the request of National Central Bureau, Interpol office inNepal, after the Central Investigation Bureau found him hiding in America. Deputy Inspector General Bishwaraj Pokharel, Nepal Police spokesperson, said three persons, including Gautam, Manoj Khadka and Sitaram Basnet, had gang raped 14-year-old Sandhya Gautam of Chandragadi, Jhapa, and strangulated the victim to death before hanging her from a tree in a forest, near her house, on 15 October 2000.

After she was found hanging from a tree, Raj Kumar Rajbanshi, the victimfather, filed first information report against the trio at Jhapa District Police Office on 16 October 2000. Jhapa District Court acquitted Gautam, Khaka and Basent of the charges on 6 November 2001.

The Government of Nepal filed an appeal at Ilam Appellate Court, which upheld the district court decision.

The government moved the SC seeking review on the appellate courtdecision to uphold the verdict of the district court. Subsequently, the apex court slapped life imprisonment on Gautam and Khadka and Basnet, along with confiscation of their property on 14 September 2009.

Khadka and Basent were arrested and sent to jail. Nepal Police said Gautam would be required to serve a jail sentence of 19 years and two months after subtracting 10 months he spent in judicial custody from 17 October 2000 to 16 August 2001. Gautam has been sent to Dillibazaar Prison for implementation of the SC verdict.

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