Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Sunsari District Curfew Extended After Communal Violence in Nepal
In Nepal, a place called Sunsari district had a big fight between two religious groups.
One person died and many others were hurt when the police tried to stop the fighting.
Because of this, the local government put a curfew, which means people can't move around or gather.
The curfew is still in place for the fourth day and covers ten areas, including a big highway.
The district officer said the situation is getting better, and the country's prime minister is meeting with security leaders to keep everyone safe.
Indefinite curfew extended for fourth day in Nepal's Sunsari district after communal violence.
Curfew covers ten areas, including East-West Highway, restricting movement, gatherings, and demonstrations.
One person killed and more than a dozen injured, including security personnel, when police fired to disperse clashes.
Assistant Chief District Officer Poshan Lamichhane said security situation is gradually improving.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah convened National Security Council meeting to review situation.
- Who
- Assistant Chief District Officer Poshan Lamichhane, Prime Minister Balendra Shah, police
- What
- Indefinite curfew extended in Sunsari district after communal violence
- When
- Fourth day, Thursday
- Where
- Sunsari district, Nepal, India-bordering areas
- Why
- To prevent further unrest following clashes between religious communities
- Curfew Duration
- Fourth day, indefinite
- Location
- Sunsari district, Nepal
- Casualties
- 1 dead, 12+ injured
- Authorities
- Assistant Chief District Officer Poshan Lamichhane
- Prime Minister
- Balendra Shah