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Saturday, 06 June 2009 07:19

Breaking News: न्यू योर्क- हिजो शुक्रबार (मैइ ६ तारिख) बिहान साढे सात बजेतिर छोरी ज्वाँईको अपार्ट्मेन्टबाट १० ब्लक्क नजिकैको पार्कसम्म "मर्निङ वाक" गर्न हिंडेकी ५३ बर्शिय कृष्णकुमारी गुरुङ यो समाचार लेख्दा 3: 20 am EST (२० घण्टा बिती सक्दा) सम्म घर फर्केकी छैनन्। उनलाई अङ्ग्रेजी पढ्न, बोल्न आउँदैन। झन्डै १० तोला सुनका गहना लगाएकी उनी पैसा र मोबाइल बेगर हिंडेकी थिइन्। उनलाई फेला पार्नुहुने महानुभाबहरुले यि नम्बरमा संपर्क गर्नुहोस्- 6467159927 (Sam), 6467159925 (Anu). Krishnakumari Gurung. Photo courtesy: Anu Gurung & family. Illustration: eEyeCam   घरको ठेगाना र फोन संपर्क: Home: 35-11 62nd Street, Apt.#1 FL Woodside, NY 11377 Home Tel: 7184248710 Sam Cell: 6467159927 (son-in-law) Anu Cell: 6467159925 (daughter)   कृष्णकुमारीले हिजो बिहान घरबाट निस्कनु अघी लगाएको हुलिया यस प्रकार छ: कानमा मडरी (करीब डेड तोला सुन्), घाटिमा करीब ३ तोला जतिको सुनको सिक्री, दुइटै हातमा ६ तोला सुनको काँडे रइयाँ, देब्रे हातमा तामाको ब्लड प्रेसर कन्ट्रोल गर्ने चुरा, सिको घडी, कालो भेल्बेटको पाइन्ट, मरुन (बर्गन्दी) रङ्गको टर्टल नेक भएको लामो स्विटर अनि Saucony ब्रान्डको जुत्ता।  गत मार्च २१ मा पोखराको सिमपानीबाट अमेरिकाको न्यू योर्कमा रहेका दुई छोरीहरु  अनु (कमला) र ज्वाँई श्याम गुरुङ, कान्छी छोरी बबितालाई भेट्न आएकी कृष्णकुमारी छोरी अनुले बाहिर जाँदा ठेगाना, पैसा र मोबाइल साथमा लिएर मात्र जाने भने पनि "आ, दुई महिना भई सक्यो। घर फर्किन सक्छु।" भन्दै निक्लेकी उनी नफर्के पछी अहिले अनु र उनका श्रीमान श्याम, कान्छी छोरी बबिता हराएकी कृष्णकुमारीलाई खोज्न तल्लिन छन्। कृष्णकुमारी हराएको १८ घण्टा पछि मध्य रातमा युनाइटेड किरात राइ ओर्गनाइजेसन अफ अमेरिकाका न्यू योर्क च्याप्टरका अध्यक्ष प्रभाकर राइले युएस नेपाल अनलाइनलाई उक्त घटनाको जानकारी गराएका थिए। अनु र उनका श्रीमानले कृष्णकुमारीलाई अस्पातल, पार्क, शहरका गल्ली गल्ली, चिने जानेका नेपाली, आफन्तहरु कहाँ खोजेर नपाए पछि कुइन्स शहरको स्थानिय प्रहरीमा समेत कृष्णकुमारी हराएको दर्ता गराइसकेका छन्।   छोरी अनुकाअनुसार कृष्णकुमारीलाई अङ्ग्रेजी बोल्न, पढ्न आउँदैन। उनी सकुशल भए पनि गुरुङ भाषा, नेपाली र हिन्दी बाहेक बोल्न नआउने भएकाले अङ्ग्रेजी मात्र बोल्ने कहाँ शरण लिन पुगेको भएपनि फोन र ठेगानाको अभाबमा संपर्क हुन नसकेको हुन सक्छ। उनलाई सुनका गरगहनाका कारण लुटेराले लुटेर अपहरण गरेर लगेको हुन सक्ने अर्को कारण हुन सक्छ। यदी उनी कुनै दुर्घटनामा परेको भए चाँही अस्पातलहरुमा भेटटाइनु पर्थ्यो। कृष्णकुमारीका दुई छोरीहरु र ज्वाँई र प्रभाकर राइ लगायतका साथीभाईहरुले खोज्नेक्रम जारी राखेका छन्।   न्यू योर्कबासी सम्पूर्ण नेपालीहरुलाई आफ्नो आमालाई खोज्न मद्घत गर्न अनुरोध गर्दै कृष्णकुमारीकी जेठि छोरी अनुले यो पङ्क्तिकारसँग भनिन्- हामीले अझै आमा लाई सकुश भेट्टाउने पूर्ण विश्वाश लिएका छौ।"    उसो त कृष्णकुमारीका श्रीमान मैतलाल गुरुङ गत साल अक्टोबरमा छोरी-ज्वाइलाई भेट्न न्यू योर्क आएर गत जनवरीमा नेपाल फर्किएका थिए। बुवाको अमेरिका बसाइ पछी दुई छोरी र ज्वाँईले आमा कृष्णकुमारीलाई न्यू योर्क ल्याउने मेसो गरे। यसरी पोखराकि कृष्णकुमारी अमेरिका आइ पुगिन्। तर उनको इन्डियन गोर्खा आर्मिमा सेवा गरेका श्रीमानलाई जस्तो कृष्णकुमारीलाई चाँही अङ्गेजीको 'अ' पनि आउँदैन्थ्यो। यसै कारण छोरीहरुले उनलाई एक्लै घर बाहिर घुम्न निस्कन मना गरेका थिए। तर उनी ७४ स्ट्रिट ज्याक्सन हाइटबाट आफ्नो छोरी-ज्वाइको घर रहेको ६२ स्ट्रिट उड साइडसम्म एक्लै खुरु खुरु आउन जान सक्ने भए पछी यस्पाली एक्लै निस्कने हिम्मत काढिन्। तर पार्क चाँही ५२ स्ट्रिटमा उल्टो दिसातिर जानु पर्ने कुराको हेक्का कृष्णकुमारीले राखिन् कि राखिनन्? छोरी अनु भन्छिन्- "आमा हामीसँग पार्कमा जाने आउने गर्नु हुन्थ्यो। हिजो चाँही एक्लै जानु भो। पक्कै पनि फर्किने बेलामा बाटो भुल्नु भो होला।" अशिक्षाको एउटा दु:खद घटना हो यो यदी कृष्णकुमारीले मेसो नपाएरै बाटो बिराएर अलपत्र परेको हो भने।    अमेरिकि खुफिया तथा अनुसन्धान सस्था एफबिआइका अनुसार न्यू योर्क शहरमा हत्या, हिङ्साको कमी आउनुका साथै न्यू योर्क शहर अमेरिकि अन्य शहरहरुमा सबैभन्दा सुरक्षित शहर मानेको छ यद्दपी न्यू योर्क शहर यस्तो शहर हो जहाँ घरी घरी दिन दहाडै लुटपाट हुन्छ, बेतुक र बेनिहुमा बाङ्ग्रा फुस्काइन्छ र गोली ठोकिन्छ ।   उता न्यू योर्क शहरका अर्बपति मेयर माइकेल ब्लुम्बर्गले हिजो मात्र गत बर्षको तुलनामा सन् २००९ को पहिलो ५ महिनामा ४३ जना कम हत्या, १ हजार ४१५ कम लुटपाट, ४९१ कम कारको चोरी भएको बताएका छन्।    तर हामी आशा गरौ- कृष्णकुमारी सकुशल घर फर्कुन्।   Please keep checking to get updated News about Krishnakumari Gurung.   -Pradeep Thapa Magar in New York. Comments? 917-570-1098. Or,pradeepthapa@gmail.com

Any word on this matter?  Was she found and reunited back with her family?

Let's pray that she is physically safe and will soon be reunited with her family.

If there is no update, it might be time to contact the authorities if it has not been done yet.

Peace

Just got the word from a friend, he was found after 3 days.

This serves a lesson to every Nepalese who wish to bring their parents to usa.
1.don't let them wander alone,
2.insist that she/he carry a written address & contact number in the pocket/wallet/bag, a
3.don't let them wear lot of jeweleries


thanks god she is safe and sound.

All that gold around her body and Kales in NY hope she is safe.

Can someone post the details of how was finally found?

i heard that some indian guy brought her back,,,i also heard that she lost her way back to home and found out walking beside  somewhere near by the sea area,,,but no more news has been flash out...

Anyone bringing their parents with language difficulty should make sure that they have the full address, home/cell phone contact, cab money and a cell phone with them. All that bling is just way out of line. Come on, people, grow up before someone gets serously hurt. If you cannot take care of them while they are here, don't bother inviting them over...

well regarding her i have some more information

i heard her daughter insisted her on carrying the cell number

but the woman, she said she's going nearby and will be back

so they dont need to bother about it

yup she was found on the bank of river/ sea.

she was warned about spanish peoples in the park

therefore she had covered her jewelleries.

and the interesting thing is they even asked their peoples in nepal to go n see an astrologer

and the astrologer told them that she was safe, nothing had happened to her and her ornaments

and she'd be back soon.

and there an indian brought her to jackson height lol

 

see sometimes astrologers do something that we are bound to believe them lol

oi sobergal atti guff na han ta.

Thank God for that Indian person who brought her back to her family.  Teaches us much about not stereotyping, eh?

I thought she went missing on Friday and was recovered three days later with a little help from a bhaiya. Did she spend three days on the bank of the river/sea?
Too much 'guff'.

You invite family members and don't take long enough vacation from work to spend time with her/him or show him/her around, the visitor will get bored as hell. You see having a visitor from Nepal over here is a financial decision too. You need to be committed enough to make the visit worthwhile for the whole family. And why so much Gahana. No one gets impressed with traditional Gahanas here anyways. It just serves as a temptation-boost to the would-be-kidnapper.

No excuses... She was not taken good care of and this is the consequence... How come an Indian was a good Samaritan here? I thought 100% of them were really evil people going by the posts in Sajha... Yes, good lesson for the Indian hating ignorants.

i learned that she could only speak few broken english word.
she said to many people including NY police officer whom she met along the way,
"help" "help", "lost" "lost" and "jackson heighs" but i think nobody was able to make out of it
or was simply scared of getting involve!
finally she met the Indian guy and said the same thing "help" "help", "lost" "lost" and "jackson heighs" by this time she was in Ridgewood., south of Jackson Heights.
The Indian guy initiatives told him that she was a Nepali lady and so he helped her.
Then here's another twisting part.

She did not let the Indian guy to drive her to her apartment in Jackson heights. She got off
at some retail outlet called "Cosco" where she told him that she knew the way home from there.
So she walked backed home.


anyway she is fine.

Wow,what can I say about this?

She is our bujhruk,we need to respect our elders.But after being rescued by a good samatarian,how can one not let him/her drop her to her house and introduce him to her family?Atleast a thankyou from family members was needed .Don't you guys think so?And here since the guy turned out to be an indian was treated like that????We Nepalese will never learn manners.............

If that's true then,I feel really bad.What a way to say thankyou for helping a senior who was lost in a new town !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Thankgod atleast she is rescued .Good news .Even I was wondering what happened to her.

are you implying folks that because one Indian turn out to be a Good Samatarian, we should change our
views about them.

NO WAY. 

In fact we should be more cautious with Indians. Never trust them. They sure come and back stab you
given any chance, any time.
One example.
One time i had to take a cab in NY. At first the Mexican/Spanish driver stop for me.
I told him if he could drive me to the given location. He simply said, "sorry Sir but i do not know".
I thank him anyway.

I waited, and second cab arrived. He too told me he didn't know the place. I thanked the "Caribbean" driver too and he left.

Suddenly this cab which was coming from the opposite direction which i was standing, make the ILLEGAL U-turn and came to me and And ask me" where you going" in sharp hindi accent.
I show him the address. He stared for a while but told me to get inside anyhow.
After 4-5 minutes, the Indian driver phoned his friend or the taxi company about the direction.
I asked him if everything was alright. He told me not to worry. Then he asked me where i was from.
Nepal came my reply. Then he started to tell me he has many Nepali friends.

After 20 minutes, somewhere at Broadway he told me i have arrived at my destination.
I thanked him and paid him the amount. Before getting out,i asked him one more time if this was
a right place. He told me Yeah and told me to turn around the corner. He told me it was one way
so he had to stop me there.
He left. My feeling gave me i was at the wrong place. After walking for some distance, i asked the people around there. They told me that i was at the wrong place.
My written address was at the East Broadway, but this indian some how have tricked me and dropped me off at middle of Broadway. It was 10.15 pm at night. My bus was leaving  at 11pm.

Totally agree with bideshi!

One of my relative also lost her host's address (but thought she knew the address) and made an Indian Taxi driver to drive towards opposite direction in NYC and later she found that out and they returned all the way back. Driver noticed that she was new to the place n worrying a lot due to all this...he did not charge a single penny tho she insisted to pay, he said u r like my sister and I just want to make you happy. This is another example of a good samatarian

JPEG what about your views on castes other than kirat? (or whatever ur caste is as I don't follow ur threads that closely)

Since you brought this up khushi, i have to tell you folks.
I think Kirat denotes to all the Nepalese and not just rai, limbu, etc who have been identified by scholars long time ago.
Kirat Pradesh has been found in many earlier documents before Nepal. Hence i am sure that Kirat or Kirati means to all the Nepali people living in Nepal now or have been.
The bishnu purano, one of the ancient text also mentioned that caste system was absent in Kirat Desh(Nepal). Hence regarding this i am confident that the existence of several ethnicities was due to this system which arrived in Nepal later.

I read in one of book by Dor Bahadur Bista on how the ruling class wanted to divide people/group into caste system.
I also read "The History of the Kirat People", 2003. It throws severals light on how several ethnicities came to be in Nepal. For example, the book states that Kirat people came to Indian sub-continent and China from Assyria in Mesopotamia.
The first group that entered the Indo-Gangetic Plain and the Himalays regions was the Kiratas.
The second group and third group that migrated from China/Tibet and Mongolia into Nepal respectively are also mentioned.
The assimilation of second and third group of people with the Kiratas resulted in several ethnicities.

But it can be seen that all these 3 groups are the same and have been living in Kirat Desh viz Nepal.