The death of the young man in 'monthly hut'
04 February 2019, 22:42 BDT
A 21-year-old woman who died in a windowless "monthly hut" made for menstruating women in Nepal. His name is Parvati Bogati. This happened in Dothi district of Nepal.
Parvati's mother-in-law Lakshmi Bogati got her body to see the wife. Lakshmi Kathmandu told the post, 'She was very happy that her menstrual period would end after one day. But the loser is forever watching the eyes. '
A woman was burnt to death along with two boys while she was in a hut a few weeks ago in Bajura district of the country .
Lal Bahadur Dhami, the local police officer, told about the death of Parvati, "We suspect that in order to stay cold in the night, he closed the door inside the house and set fire to it. There is no window in the room. This did not allow the smoke to go out. He died of breathing.
In Nepal, according to the tradition of ancient 'Chaupadi' women are considered 'unclean' after menstruating or childbirth. This time it is believed that women can bring unhappiness. So women are compelled to stay in huts or cows at menstrual periods.
It is also prohibited to touch the men and cows and goats of women. Some food and gods are not allowed to touch the statue. The use of home toilets and washing is not allowed. It is said to walk along the distance of the village. Teenagers can not go to school. In extreme winter, the girls were kept out of the house. Many times the terrorist attacks on those girls also happen.
The government of Nepal has imposed a ban on sending the mother or mother of her mother in the house in 2005. In 2013, it was considered a crime. But this prejudice still continues in remote rural areas.
According to Nepalese law, if a woman is forced into a four-wheeler, there are three months imprisonment and a fine of 30 dollars. Rights activists demanded strict enforcement of the law.
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