Prakash Tamang (Kale Moktan), who has spent more than three decades in Tsum Valley located in Chumanubri Rural Municipality of Gorkha, has left for home district Bhojpur. The people's representatives bade him farewell as he left for Kathmandu.
He came into the limelight after the publication of the story called 'The Lost Years' by Herne Katha, a web documentary series directed by Bidhya Chapagain and Kamal Kumar. He is arriving in Kathmandu directly from the Tsum Valley.
Chairman of Chumanubri Rural Municipality-7, Tasi Dorje Lama, on Thursday, the people's representatives, Prakash's landlord and other leaders bade farewell to Prakash.
According to Ward Chairman Lama, the landlord has promised to give Prakash Rs 1 million. "Prakash’s landlord has promised to give him Rs 1 million," Lama told Nepalkhabar.
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Likewise, the rural municipality has also said that it will support him with Rs 100,000 thousand. While leaving the Tsum Valley, Prakash said that he will reach Kathmandu and meet with Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
Prime Minister Oli has said that arrangements have been made to grant citizenship to Prakash within a few days.
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