For the first time in Nepal, same-sex marriage is recognized by the government नेपालमा पहिलोपटकसमलिङ्गी विवाहलाई सरकारी मान्यता
Same-sex marriage has been officially recognized for the first time in Nepal. Same-sex marriage was registered for the first time in Lamjung's Dordi. According to the municipality, the marriage was registered on Dordi 2. Bhim Prasad Lamichhane informed that the marriage was registered according to the instructions of the National Registration Department.
They had come before. We returned that there is no law for same-sex marriage registration," he said. "Later, it reached the ministry and department. It was registered after receiving the department's letter. The Supreme Court also ordered not to obstruct same-sex marriage registration. Ram Bahadur Gurung (Maya) of Dordi Rural Municipality Ward No. 2 and Surendra Pandey of Kawasoti Municipality 8 of Nawalpur got married.
According to the order of the Supreme Court, the department had instructed to register the marriage so that the temporary records remain. According to the municipality, the temporary records will remain. Lamichhane said, "We will keep the marriage registration book in the same way as it was kept before,"
Surendra said that he was happy to get the marriage registration certificate for the first time after a lot of struggle. There was no struggle yesterday. Adda was shocked when he heard the court," he said. "Anyway, it was registered today. There is no limit to happiness. They got married in 2074 according to social tradition.
Before that they were in a relationship for 2 years. The family did not imprison us. Everyone accepted. The most happiness is in that,'' said Behuli Maya, 'society also understood slowly. We had a grand wedding at the Party Palace. Everyone came, that's when the society and relatives accepted us.
They got married as man and woman from the mandap at the Siddhiganesh Party Palace in Sor Khutte. She said that now the way of marriage is open for homosexuals. Maya says that she got a lot of support from the government. She told that no one helped during the struggle. Yesterday, we took out our own pocket money and struggled. In the beginning, I didn't get much support,' she says before, 'now it's much easier.' In the future, both of them plan to fight and campaign for marriage equality through this organization.
