Army mobilized after breaking curfew in Sunsari and vandalism
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 27 July 2026
Biratnagar. The local administration has mobilized the Nepali Army to control the situation after the tension that arose after two sides clashed in Sunsari's Dewanganj rural municipality 3 Kaptanganj. A team of armed forces came out of the barracks after the protestors started vandalism and arson by burning tires on the road without enforcing the curfew order issued on Monday morning.
According to Vasudev Ghimire, Chief District Officer of Sunsari, despite the large presence of Nepal Police and Armed Police, the help of the army had to be taken when the excited crowd started disobeying the curfew and getting out of control.
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