Kali Bahadur Nepali, Jajarkot. Probably only a few people think about people’s lives. Most people will never be able to accomplish what they set out to do in life. Someone’s childhood is spent happily, while old age is adorned with sorrow. Among such characters is Sukilarah Nepali, a resident of Chhedagad Municipality,  (Charu). Her life has passed differently than she had imagined.

At the age of fifteen, he left his home in Vavua and spent half of his life as a servant of the then king of Jajarkot district. At that time, the king used to force him to do all the work in his house and palace. His life was also spent happily at that time. At that time, there was no talk of her getting married.

He spent his life wandering with the king in different places of Jajarkot. However, after the death of the king, his life began to be spent with sorrow. Monarchy came to an end and democracy was established in Nepal. That is to say, not only the custom of keeping the king’s slaves and servants, the king’s rule is over. She was with the king for 32 years.

Today, she lives under a small hut in Pipaldam, Bheri Municipality, Jajarkot. Talking to her, she said with tears in her eyes, “There is no one to build this hut. When I am 60 years old, it is very difficult to work. If you eat, there is no grass in the bag, there is no good place to sit, Vavu is crying.

In her own words, she said, “There is a lake of water in the rain. I spend my days shivering in the snow.” It is raining these days and the fear of snakes is increasing in this place. Only a snake came near me and ran away after praying to God. We asked him, how do you arrange food? The tears in her eyes could not be stopped even at this question and she said with tears in her eyes, “I have eaten some food brought by someone out of pity. Sometimes I go to bed hungry.”

I do my best for the locals. They give me a handful of rice and I cook it and eat it. Even if a fox cries outside while I sleep at night, my heart is already beating. We also asked him another question, “How do you live in such a place. Although there are rats’ houses inside this hut, the fear of snakes is the same. To avoid that, I always get up at five in the morning. And in the evening I have been worshiping God again and I am hoping for God. ”

She further said, “I got Tripal, food and clothes from the local government, ie the municipality. An employee of the office told me that if my mother is not doing her job, then I am in more pain.”

It is not only Charu who has to provide proper shelter to such old people in the country. If the local government provided services to the elderly and various victims, would their rights be ensured?