Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Madhesh Violence Spurs Unity Calls from Nepal Leaders
In the southern part of Nepal, two people were killed in fights that have been happening for five days.
The government put curfews in three districts to keep people safe.
The president, a top political leader, and a former king all said that everyone should stay calm and work together.
They want the truth about the fights found out and for those who caused trouble to be punished.
They also want people to remember that Nepal is made of many different cultures and religions that should live together peacefully.
Two people killed in Madhesh region violence over five days.
Curfews imposed in at least three districts of Madhesh Province.
President Ram Chandra Paudel urges national unity, investigation, and strict action.
KP Sharma Oli calls for dialogue, consensus, and criticizes government indifference.
Former King Gyanendra Shah urges Nepalis to preserve harmony and unity.
- Who
- President Ram Chandra Paudel, CPN-UML chairman KP Sharma Oli, Former King Gyanendra Shah
- What
- Calls for unity, investigation, and dialogue amid violence
- When
- Recent five days of unrest
- Where
- Madhesh Province, Sunsari District, Nepal
- Why
- To prevent further violence and preserve social harmony
- Event
- Madhesh region violence
- Fatalities
- 2
- Curfew districts
- 3
- Key leaders
- President Ram Chandra Paudel, KP Sharma Oli, Former King Gyanendra Shah
- Location
- Madhesh Province, Nepal