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MANOJ ADHIKARI

POKHARA, Aug 13: A mute girl who tried to kill herself by jumping off a bridge over the Seti River of Pokhara was rescued by Nepal Army men on Monday.

Lalita Barma, who runs a paint shop near Mahendra Bridge of Pokhara, failed in her suicide attempt after she got stuck in a gabion wire below the bridge after she took the plunge.

A group of NA men from Naya Gorkha Battalion, Pokhara took almost half an hour to rescue the girl. According to Superintendent of Police Rabindra KC, the 26-year-old girl is reportedly mentally challenged, and that she has been taken to Western Regional Office, Pokhara for treatment.

Meanwhile, Lalita´s father Baidyanath has said that his daughter had a minor dispute with him just before her suicide attempt.

Lalita was married to a resident of her home district Nawalparasi a few years ago. But, of late she had been spending more time in Pokhara than in Nawalparasi.



Lalita being rescued by the security personnel. (Photo: Manoj Adhikari)

 
Published on 2012-08-13 16:59:44
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