Inspired by their ongoing fight for democratic governance, the inmates collectively bestowed the name Vidhan—meaning constitution—upon the newborn child.

The Shadow Resistance: Hira Devi Yami, Chhal Kumari, and the Silent Heroes of 2005 BS

भचा लनाली मचातसें थंवल । काचा काचां देना वना मचाते कथाय् हयु थुइ व इग मिग जूम्ह थे जुया च्वन ।

श्रीमती तुलसीदेवी सिह शीलवन्ती शाह र उनकी आमा रक्तकालीका कसाइनीहरु र धोविनीहरु श्रीमती वाटुली श्रीमती पच्चदेवी ताम्रकार ज्वालादेवी वज्राचार्य प्रभा नेपाली सरस्वती श्रेष्ठ विन्दुवासिनी शर्मा तीर्थदेवी श्रेष्ठ चन्द्र श्रेष्ठ चम्पादेवी वजाचार्य लक्ष्मीदेवी तुलाधर लक्ष्मीनानी तुलाधर
सावित्री श्रीमती मैया प्रधान श्रीमती वहिनी सिह रत्नदेवी सहनशीलल श्रेष्ठ ।

Maya, Sadhana Pradhan, Snehulata, Mithe Thuldidi, PremLata Kansakar, Kanaklata Nakarmi, Pratibha Karmacharya, Gulbadan Tamrakar, Kokila Tuladhar, Shanta Shrestha, Sarohani Manandhar, Nani Shrestha, Mithai Maharjan, Bhanudevi, Subarna Maiya Joshi, Uma Devi Maharjan, Hiradevi Tuladhar (Yami) with infant baby daughter Dharma Devi, Mrs. Bhanudevi Tuladhar, Mainu Pradhan, Krishna Kumari Manandhar, Keshari Devi, Tara Manandhar, Hasina Devi Shrestha, Mohini Amatya, and Nanu Pradhan.

In Varanasi, B.P. Koirala—who had recently been released from prison—invited us to dinner. Mrs. Koirala showed great respect to her, and B.P. Koirala told me: "Yami-ji, take very good care of sister-in-law. If anything happens to her, you will be left helpless. Your life has benefited immensely from her sacrifice and penance, and her presence is vital for our country's future."

He passed away just a few days after their meeting.

Heera DEvi's exposure to the Indian Independence Movement (witnessing Mahatma Gandhi's campaigns firsthand in Kolkata and Kalimpong prior to 1947) directly shaped her grassroots methods—combining non-violent social reform, educational outreach, and anti-caste advocacy in Nepal.