Dhurmus, who was tired of wandering in Bharatpur metropolis, said: I will not come back now
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 20 November 2025
Chitwan. Artist Sitaram Kattel Dhurmus has said that Bharatpur Metropolitan Corporation has cheated him. Dhurmus, who withdrew his hand from the construction of the Gautam Buddha International Cricket Stadium in Chitwan, said that he would not go there after the metropolis did not give him the money he was due. "Dhurmus" said emotionally, "I am a tolerant person, I tolerate a lot. I have no grievances with the people of Bharatpur. But I had a clear agreement with Bharatpur Municipal Corporation. That is how I will be dismissed. But no solution came even for five years. There will be a meeting with Bharatpur residents again, but today's meeting at the metropolitan office is the last. I will not come now.
According to a government report, about 180 million rupees have to be paid for the Gautam Buddha Stadium, which was started by the Dhurmus-Suntali Foundation. The government has already announced to pay Rs 15 crore through Bharatpur Mahanagar. However, the metropolis has repeatedly sent Dhurmus back saying that the documents have not arrived. Dhurmus, immersed in the stadium construction project, is mentally deranged. His only daughter is chronically ill.
In such a situation, his wife Kunjana Ghimire said that she had saved Dhurmus by wandering till now and now it is the responsibility of the people to save him.
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