US EditionCurfew lifted in east Kathmandu, over 100 pro-king demonstrators arrested for vandalising property
- Over 100 people were arrested in Nepal after pro-monarchy protesters caused violence, vandalism, and assaults during a demonstration supporting former King Gyanendra Shah.
- At least two people were killed and over 112 injured during the clashes, which forced authorities to impose a curfew in parts of Kathmandu.
- Annapurna Media Network reported that protesters attacked its building, causing damage and threatening the safety of staff, raising concerns over press freedom in Nepal.
- The General Manager of Annapurna Media Network condemned the attack as an 'act of terrorism' and called for national and international support to protect journalists.
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Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
·New Delhi, India
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Media house attacked as pro-monarchy protest turns violent in Kathmandu's Tinkune
A protest organised by pro-monarchy supporters turned violent on Friday as demonstrators launched a coordinated attack on the Annapurna Media Network Tower in Kathmandu's Tinkune, raising concerns over press freedom and the safety of journalists in Nepal
·Mumbai, India
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