Janamat Party's President Chandra Kant Raut elected as provincial assembly member from Saptari 2

Chandra Kant Raut, popularly called CK Raut, is a Nepali Member of Parliament( MP), pc rocket mastermind, former US protection programmer, author, meat presser and activist. 

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 He came energetic withinside the Alliance for an Independent Madhesi to set up a rustic for the Madhesi.( In the 2022 Nepali favored choices, he came tagged as a Member of Parliament of the Pratinidhi Sabha.

 He defeated peremptory Upendra Yadav, a former minister. In the history, the Nepalese authorities regularly deposited him beneathneath hearthstone arrest. Movement for every other united countries In 2019, the Janamat Party came formed. Raut came born in Mahadeva vill in Saptari quarter of Nepal. He did his number one training in his vill and his secondary training at Babhangama Kat's Laxmi Ballav Narsingh High School. He went directly to have a look at at Tribhuvan University( Nepal), Tokyo University( Japan) and Cambridge University( UK). 

                        He acquired the Mahendra Bidhya Bhusan Young Nepali mastermind Award, the Kulratna Gold Medal and the Trophimenkoff Academic Achievement Award. On thirteen September 2014, the Nepalese authorities arrested Raut for sedition after he addressed a meeting of the Santals, the indigenous humans of Nepal, at their periodic jubilee. After his arrest, Raut went on a quick in kick, claiming that the government have been violating his proper to freedom and expression.                                                 He came ultimately admitted to the health installation on September 25 after complaining of violent belly pain. Nepali Congress Vice President Ram Chandra Pudel, Information and Dispatches Minister Minendra Rijal and Agriculture Minister Hari Parajuli visited Raut in health installation to induce him to cease his rapid-fire. Raut broke his rapid-fire on October 1, after eleven days, on the request of the Nepalese authorities and out of a fidelity to fete freedom of expression. The prosecutor's plant filed a case withinside the unique courtroom program on October 8.

                    The Nepalese Police are at Dr. Rajbiraj, Saptari District. Reported their presence near C. K. Raut's residence. The number of staff increased from two to more than a dozen  when Dr. Routh was suspected of having a reason to leave the house.

                They kept Dr. Laut under 24-hour surveillance and rented a house nearby to house policewomen. The police are on a mission, but they are interfering with Dr. Routh's daily life. Even her family lives in fear under constant surveillance. The police invade the safety and privacy of Dr. Laut's family. They broke into Dr. Routh's home at any time, without invitation, burned alive children, women, and elderly members of his family, and ransacked his home without a warrant. One night last week, around midnight, a policewoman and  several officers climbed onto the roof of Dr. Routh's house and used the building next door to peek into Dr. Routh's bedroom. 

                            The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) does not know if the police took pictures or videos of what they saw. But this week I had to climb back up to the roof  to look out the window at night. Police also continued to drive motorcycles to Dr. Raut's house at midnight and after midnight, sometimes until 2 a.m. This law enforcement behavior terrified Dr. Raut's family, including several senior members, women and children. They slept in fear, not knowing when the police would come in, what window to look through, how to enter the house. Although he was found guilty of treason by a special court on October 8, 2014, the police are depriving him of his most basic freedoms. He is under virtual house arrest, banned from speaking in public, holding large rallies and not even speaking to the press. He finally managed to get out of the house on June 24 to attend a meeting on foreign-supported deforestation, migration and resettlement projects in Madhesi/Terai. And even then he got stuck in Rahan

                        . Previously, on May 26, he was about to leave his house for an interview at Itahara TV Arena in Sunsar-gu. However, before the interview could even be recorded, he was arrested in the interrogation room  and subjected to harsh conditions. In the past, he was  arrested on the way to the hospital (April 2, 2015) and was unable to attend the funeral (February 12, 2015). Police even broke his leg in a brutal attack in Biratnagar on 3 January 2015. On April 4, 2015, during another  police raid, he sustained serious head and hand injuries. Under police torture, he starved to death (September 21-October 1, 2014). Additionally, nearly 100 Madekezi activists have been injured in police repression in recent months. Police have documented more than a dozen fictitious crimes against activists who supported Dr. . Dr. Raut's supporters were regularly harassed and tortured by the police. Dr. Routh received dozens of serious death threats, including from the State Registrar, which officially posted  death threats on his stationery. However,  authorities did not take any action against those who made these public threats. The AHRC urges the Government of Nepal to respect Dr. Raut's rights to freedom of speech, movement, assembly and peaceful association, which are fundamental rights of all people worldwide, as set forth in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.  Nepal signed.