Nepal Violence: Nepal Violence Spreads Across Multiple Districts, Curfew Imposed, Army Deployed

Violence between two communities in Nepal’s Sunsari district has spread to several parts of the country, prompting authorities to impose curfews in multiple cities and deploy the army to restore law and order. The unrest began on Sunday after clashes erupted between the two groups in Sunsari and gradually expanded to several districts of Madhesh Province. Over the past four days, at least three people have been killed, while many others have been injured during violent incidents and subsequent police action. The clashes also resulted in widespread arson, causing significant damage to public and private property. In response to the escalating situation, Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' (or as reported, PM Barendra Shah in the source) appealed to citizens to maintain peace and cooperate with authorities. Security forces have intensified efforts to prevent further violence, warning that strict action will be taken against anyone violating curfew orders. Meanwhile, India has increased vigilance along its border with Nepal, particularly in districts adjoining the affected areas, to prevent any cross-border impact and ensure security.