Bayana MLA Ritu Banawat among people from Rajasthan stranded in Nepal

Independent Mla Ritu Mewat, representing the women’s election zone of the Bharatpur Region, was among the peoples of Rajasthansted in Nepal in the midst of the ongoing protests in Himalaya. The 41-year-old Mrs.We, accompanied by family members, stays in a village on the Nepal-China border to Kailash Manasrovar.

The other two groups of 200 passengers from Jaipur and nearby villages, and Udaipur, 35 people from the Temple of Ram in Ayodhya to Nepal in Nepal Pashupati Nath Temple, caught chaos and restlessness that grasped Nepal for the last two days.

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The pilgrims from Udaipur included former Municipal Council Member Anil Singhal and family members. According to information received from the group, the flight of Mr. Singhal, planned to be made on Wednesday, was canceled. It was recommended to stay with all tourists and wait for the situation to be normal.

Speaker of the Assembly Vasudev Devnani said that on the last day of the monsoon session on Wednesday, the government government’s effort for the safe return of Ms. Devnani, “the government in contact with the Embassy of India in Nepal. All of the trapped Rajasthanis will begin as soon as the situation becomes normalized,” he said.

Prime Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma also expressed his concerns about the situation in Nepal and said that the state government was closely following the situation. Rajasthan police established a special cell to help the state residents and their families trapped in Nepal. The cell was founded in the Additional General Manager (Law & Order) office in Jaipur.

After the ticket was rejected by the Bharatia Janata party, Mrs. Bana, a doctoral degree, objected to the election of the 2023 Assembly as an independent candidate. He became vocal on public issues in the election area and drew attention to the Keoladeo National Park in the Bharatpur Region when he clashed with the administration on water supply.