Certain ramifications are obviously necessary, but I'm not for abolishing it. I can see some of you've clearly got ill-intentions here, of being entertained on attacking others' cultures and traditions.

If  you're really worried about the sufferings of nepali girls, shouldn't you first  be worried about the nepali girls in Jumla n' Humla who're suffering because they've to live with animals during menstruation? There're nepali women in Terai who eats only once a day to avoid going out to toilets. There're hundreds of other traditions, which are causing suffering to nepali women, but you instead chose to rescue one girl because it happen to be from a tradition and cultures of people you always envied (or perhaps hated). I'm not saying that everything with 'kumari pratha' is good, but I can clearly see some cunning minds working here to abolish and destroy others' traditions.