10 foreigners who preached Christianity expelled, banned from entering Nepal for three years
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 6 November 2026
Kathmandu. The Immigration Department has expelled and deported 10 foreigners for preaching Christianity in Nepal. According to the department, they were banned from entering Nepal for three years and expelled.
"It has been decided to expel 10 foreign nationals, including a minor, who came to participate in the program organized by an organization called 'Mercy Development' located in Ward No. 7 Bargachi, Kanepokhari Rural Municipality, Morang District, and will not be able to re-enter Nepal for up to three years," said a statement issued by the department on Friday.
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