KATHMANDU, September 1: The probe committee formed investigate the incident of disappearance of Jayasingh Dhami– who went missing in the Mahakali River while crossing it via a tuin or wire crossing in Darchula– has concluded that the incident took place in the presence of the Indian Border Security Force (SSB).
The report submitted earlier on Tuesday by the committee to Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand pointed out that the incident took place in the presence of Indian Border Security Force (SSB) security personnel, according to a statement issued by the Home Ministry.
The committee has also recommended the ministry to take initiative through diplomatic channels with the Indian government to investigate the incident and take legal action against the culprits and to provide appropriate compensation and relief to Dhami's family.
Similarly, the Government of Nepal has been recommended to make proper arrangements for upbringing and education of the dependent family members.
The Home Ministry had formed an investigation committee under the coordination of Joint Secretary Janardan Gautam to probe the incident that took place on July 30.
The government has already decided to provide Rs 1 million to family members of Jay Singh Dami who has gone missing in Mahakali River after the Indian Indian Seema Surakshya Bal (SSB) personnel cut off an improvised cable crossing ‘Tuin’ (improvised cable crossing) stretching over the river.
Meanwhile, a committee formed to probe into the death of Inspector Kapil Wagle in a road accident at Bardaghat in Nawalparasi has submitted its report to the Home Minister on the same day stating that the accident took place due to negligence of motorcyclists Deepak Pun and of late Wagle.
The probe committee formed to investigate into the disappearance of Jaya Singh Dhami of Darchula district after falling into the Mahakali River submitted its report to the government Tuesday evening pointing that the incident happened in the presence of the officers of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), the border guarding force of India.
The five-member committee headed by Joint Secretary Janardan Gautam of the Ministry of Home Affairs submitted the report to Minister for Home Affairs Bal Krishna Khand at the Ministry this evening, according to Joint Secretary and Spokesperson for the Ministry Phadindra Mani Pokhrel.
Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand said the committee formed by the Ministry of Home Affairs to investigate the Darchula incident would submit its report soon.
The committee was formed by Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand under the leadership of Janardan Gautam and had given them 10 days to come up with a report.
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KATHMANDU, Aug 10: Speaker at the House of Representatives (HoR) Agni Prasad Sapkota has said that his attention was seriously drawn towards the Tuin incident that took place in Darchula district.
Speaker Sapkota in today’s meeting of the HoR urged the government to bring the facts about the incident.
Jaya Singh Dhami of Darchula had gone missing in the Mahakali River while crossing it via Tuin (improvised cable bridge) on July 30.
The government formed a probe committee on August 1 and has tasked it to submit a report within 10 days. The team has currently reached Baitadi, the neighbouring district of Darchula, in connection with investigating the incident.
Minister for Home Affairs Bal Krishna Khand has said that the government will make public the report after carrying out the investigation on the Darchula incident.
