Protesters had set fire to and vandalized the Supreme Court, Special Court, District Court, and Nepal Bar during the 9 September protest. Krishna Gautam, Information Officer at INSEC conducted an
A landslide that occurred on September 12 at Tunipata in Malika Rural Municipality-7, Ghamir, has displaced four families. As the landslide continued to expand, the families of Ana Bahadur Roka
Protesters in various districts of Karnali Province vandalized and set fire to a total of 60 structures, including government, private offices, as well as 45 vehicles, both government and private
During the Gen-Z protest against corruption, mismanagement, and social media ban, a total of 253 structures were vandalized and set on fire in Lumbini Province, including 147 government offices and
During the Gen-Z protest on 9 September, protesters carried out arson and vandalism in Morang and Sunsari districts of Koshi Province. In response, INSEC’s Koshi Province office conducted an on-site
Police arrested Sundar Thami, 48, of Bhimeshwor Municipality-2 on September 7, 2025, for the charge of raping a nine-year-old girl. According to the victim’s family, the incident took place on
Upon observing the recent situation in the country and the efforts made to resolve them, on September 15, 2025, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) called upon all civil society
Amid the disruptions caused by the Gen-Z protest, services that had been halted in government offices across the district have resumed. All government offices in Kapilvastu are now fully operational.
A 47-year-old inmate who had escaped from Bharatpur Jail in Chitwan was re-arrested on the evening of 12 September from Pachasa, Badhiyaatal Rural Municipality-7, Bardiya. Inspector Rajesh Sahu Teli of
Six inmates who escaped from various jails during the Gen-Z protests were arrested on September 14, 2025. According to DSP Suraj Karki of the Rupandehi District Police Office, the arrested
Six bodies were found at Bhatbhateni Supermarket in Chuchepati, Kathmandu on September 14, 2025 according to SP Apil Bohora, Spokesperson of the Kathmandu District Police Office. The bodies were found burnt and the
Government offices in Rupandehi, which had been affected by the Gen-Z protest, have resumed operations. Services that had been halted due to the protest resumed from 14 September. While fully
Manoj Mahata, 40, from Janakpur Sub-Metropolitan City-12, who was injured by gunfire fired by security personnel on September 11, 2025 while trying to escape from Ramechhap Jail, died during treatment
Chief of the District Police Office, Rasuwa, Hem Bahadur Shahi, stated that 90 out of the 98 inmates who escaped from Dhunche Jail on September 10, 2025 had been re
The three newly appointed ministers were administered the oath of office and secrecy by President Ram Chandra Paudel on September 15, 2025 at a ceremony held at Shital Niwas. On September
INSEC (Informal Sector Service Center) and the Madhesh Province Office of the National Human Rights Commission on 12 September jointly monitored the arson and vandalism incidents that occurred during the
Police arrested Takka Rokaya, 43, of Raskot Municipality-5 on September 13, 2025, on charges of attempted rape of a 41-year-old woman. According to the police, the accused entered the woman’s
Information Officer of INSEC Krishna Gautam conducted an onsite monitoring visit to Singha Durbar, the country’s main administrative center, on 14 September following the arson and vandalism carried out there
Newly appointed Prime Minister Sushila Karki officially took charge at Singha Durbar on 14 September. Addressing employees, security personnel, and others, she emphasized the need to restrain corruption, enhance service
The government has reported that 72 people have died across the country during the GenZ protest. Chief Secretary Ekanarayan Aryal confirmed this information at the ceremony marking Prime Minister Sushila
