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Violence flares in Nepal, 3 killed amid curfews

Authorities said three people have died and dozens of vehicles and shops were set on fire as unrest spread across several districts.

  • Tensions originated during the Bolbam Yatra in Dewanganj following a dispute between Hindu devotees and local Muslims over the removal of a flag from temple land, fueling widespread arson and vandalism over four days.
  • Three people have died and several others are injured, while protesters set dozens of vehicles and shops on fire; thousands remain confined to homes as markets, schools, and public transport shut down completely.
  • Security forces and the army deployed to sensitive locations while the government placed the Jogbani border on high alert, prohibiting entry without identity cards; violators face a 500 Nepalese rupee fine or one month imprisonment.
  • President Ram Chandra Paudel appealed for peace, urging citizens to preserve social and religious harmony as authorities continue monitoring the situation and request resident cooperation to restore normalcy.
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NDTV broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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