Bijay Lama, 43, of Bharatpur Metropolitan City-10 in Chitwan, who was injured in an arson attack at the Kaski District Police Office, during the Gen-Z protest died while undergoing treatment.
On September 13, the Informal Sector Service Centre (INSEC) issued a Press Release expressing best wishes to newly appointed Prime Minister of the Interim Government, Sushila Karki. The press release
President Ramchandra Paudel, acting on the recommendation of newly appointed Prime Minister Sushila Karki, dissolved the House of Representatives effective from 11:00 PM on 12 September. Prime Minister Karki had
In recognition of the democratic aspirations voiced through the Gen Z youth protest, President Ramchandra Paudel, exercising the constitutional authority inherent in the President under the Constitution of Nepal, appointed
During the Gen-Z protest, fire in Dang resulted in the destruction of essential medicines and health supplies. According to local health branches, stocks of vital medicines and medical items stored
On 9 September, several individuals were injured during the Gen-Z protest and are currently receiving treatment at various hospitals in the city. A joint monitoring conducted on 12 September by
During the Gen-Z protest on 9 September 2025, three people from Dolakha lost their lives in Kathmandu and Pokhara. The deceased are Mahesh Budhathoki,22, from Bigu Rural Municipality-3, Swasthani Khadka,26,
The National Human Rights Commission has confirmed that it is in contact with President Ramchandra Paudel regarding the prevailing critical situation in the country. In a statement issued on 12
During the Gen-Z protests on September 8 and 9, when demonstrators vandalized and set fire to public and private buildings, several inmates took advantage of the situation and escaped from
On 12 September, the Speaker of the House of Representatives Devaraj Ghimire and Chairperson of the National Assembly Narayan Prasad Dahal issued a joint statement, emphasizing that in the current
The escape of criminals involved in serious offenses has increased fear among the public. The failure to enforce court-imposed sentences and the ease with which offenders flee has heightened public
During the Gen Z protest corruption, mismanagement, and social media, 83 government structures and 42 private properties were found to have been subjected to arson and vandalism in Koshi Province.
On 10 September, the body of Turans Lal Barahi, approximately 50 years old and one of the inmates who escaped from Rajbiraj Prison, was found in a field in Ranjitpur,
The Nepal Bar Association, through an appeal issued on 11 September has stated that it will not accept or recognize any solution or appointment sought outside constitutional supremacy and will
Sanjay Shah Takla, who escaped from Nakhu Prison during the Gen-Z protest, was arrested on 11 September by the Mangaltar Police in Kavre. According to the Mangaltar Police Station, Takla
The District Administration Offices of Kaski, Tanahun, Parbat, Myagdi, and Baglung under Gandaki Province have issued a curfew order until the morning of September 13, 2025. According to INSEC representatives
On 11 September, a group of unknown people set fire to the Traffic Police Office in Jaleshwar Municipality-2, the district headquarters of Mahottari. At around 1:30 pm, the Traffic Police
Various Civil Society Organizations in Pokhara issued an appeal, calling for serious attention to upholding the rule of law in the current situation, on 11 September. The appeal highlighted their
Due to the Gen-Z protest against corruption, mismanagement, and the social media ban, curfews and prohibitory orders have been imposed across various districts of Koshi Province. As the protest launched
Authorities have sealed Tila Rural Municipality following acts of vandalism. On 10 September, youths from Kudari and Kholigaun in Ward No. 3 vandalized the municipal office and enforced the closure
