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Madhes provincial govt to provide Rs 500,000 to rape victim Niharika



JANAKPUR: The Madhes provincial government has decided to provide Rs 500,000 in assistance to Niharika Rajput, a rape victim who became single mother following the rape.

A Cabinet meeting on Friday took a decision to this effect, said the government’s spokesperson and Finance Minister Shailendra Prasad Sah.

Chief Attorney of the province, Dipendra Jha recommended the assistance for Niharika to fight a legal battle, said Sah.

The office of chief attorney would also provide assistance to her, he said.

Niharika, who is from Jaleshwar Municipality-9, has been demanding justice, claiming that Shivaraj Shrestha of Mahendranagar in Kshireswharnath Municipality-3, repeatedly raped her and impregnated her.

She also attempted self-immolation near the Office of the President, demanding justice recently.

Publish Date : 26 August 2022 19:34 PM

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