A reconciliation agreement was reached between the accused and the Bishwakarma community of Salleri Barrack Tole in Solu Dudh Kunda Municipality-5 after the accused apologized for the caste discrimination incident. Initially, the Dalit community was invited to the death rites of Karma Sherpa, but they were later informed that they should not attend. As a result, the aggrieved party submitted a memorandum to the District Administration Office on August 13, alleging caste discrimination. Subbe Bishwakarma of Solu Dudh Kunda Municipality-5 clarified that the invitation sent on August 10 was subsequently revoked, stating that Dalits should not visit the Gumba where the rituals were to be conducted.
Dalit rights activists from across the district submitted a memorandum to the District Administration Office on August 13, protesting against caste discrimination. Following the submission, a discussion took place at the District Administration Office, where the accused, Nwang Sherpa and Jangmu Sherpa, issued an apology. Reconciliation was achieved after their apology. After a discussion on August 13 with Chief District Officer Devi Pandey Khatri, DSP Dwarika Prasad Ghimire of the District Police Office, Dalit leaders, and others, a reconciliation agreement was reached. DSP Ghimire stated that a settlement was achieved after the accused party admitted that the mistake was unintentional and not deliberate, and they promised not to repeat such mistakes in the future.
The Constitution of Nepal 2072 has explained and provided the right against untouchability and discrimination in Article 24. In sub-article 1 of the same article, it is mentioned that “No person shall be subjected to any form of untouchability or discrimination in any private and public places on grounds of his or her origin, caste, tribe, community,profession, occupation or physical condition”.