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Suntali's Bilouna: Should we see the mentally deranged husband or treat the daughter?

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Kathmandu. Artist Kunjana Ghimire Suntali has shared her family pain on social media. Her husband Sitaram Kattel Dhurmus, who went ahead with the plan to build a cricket stadium in Chitwan, has disclosed that she is mentally deranged and her daughter Shuvihani is undergoing continuous treatment.

According to Suntali, her daughter Shuvihani became a victim of meningitis within 16 days of her birth, due to which her knee bone was also infected and her treatment is ongoing. Kunjana mentioned that her family life was stressful because of the stadium, she was deprived of becoming a mother for the second time. She also asked a question. She has written, "Are you afraid to take the stadium in one and a half days, and will you not have to pay the rest of the money when it is built?" What crime have we committed?

He wrote,
By sending letters from here and there, sending letters from here and there for 5 years, Sakaidio made a family's life stand still. I want another letter again, I have come to a situation where I have to tell my personal problems, which no one here knows about, rather than not telling them at all. Shuvihani's treatment 16 days after birth, she fell victim to a deadly disease like meningitis, along with an infection in her knee bone, one of her legs was broken, and her height increased as long as she was under the supervision of a doctor. Fast forward 12 years. Along with social work, we and our sister Vena have been taking care of our daughter's health.

Today my daughter is 12 years old and now she will be 13 in Falgun. It is time for her first menstruation and now it is impossible to tell how her height will grow. Now Shuvihani's right leg is 7 cm smaller than her left leg. When he was 4 years old, he had an operation on his right knee to stop the bone growing from the side so that his right leg would not grow. It is already 3-4 years too late to remove the steel and treat the short leg bone stretching.

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