Former MP Ganga filed a police complaint against her beating, alleging that she was beaten by Maoists
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 29 November 2025
Dang. Former MP Ganga Tharu was beaten in her own village. He was beaten up by the women of his own village during a road dispute. During the discussion in Rapti Rural Municipality-7, the locals claimed that after Ganga attacked a woman, other women chased her and beat her up. Chowdhury has warned that she will take legal action against the Maoist activists for assaulting her.
She said - "Maoist activists beat him up." I know everyone. I went to solve the problem on the way. The knee is injured. Mangalsutra has been looted and taken away. I have filed a complaint at the temporary police station in Sisahnia.' Senior Asai Rakma Bahadur Khadka at the Sisahnia police station said that there was a dispute between Ganga and the neighbors regarding the boundary dispute of the land and there was a hand-to-hand incident from both sides.
She joined the UML through the Tharuhat Party in the past and is now active in the royalist movement.
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