He is known for raising a protest in favour of peasants and oppressed farmers in the Far-Western Region of Nepal by the landlord's "elite Thakuris".

[1] Born to Taranath Panta and Saraswati Devi on the 10th of Mangshir of Vikram Samvat Calendar, Bhimdatta was educated in India.

His army squads were eliminating corrupt government officials and tyrant feudal Thakuris and distributing the salts and foods to farmers.

The attack was outmatching the Nepal Government, and a cunning strategy was webbed to bring Indian armed forces to kill Bhimdatta.

He was killed gruesomely in Jogbudha forest and the Thakuri feudal hung his bodyless head in a market of Dadeldhura.