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Nepal clamps curfew in Bara after Gen-Z protesters clash with ousted PM Oli’s party cadres

A curfew was imposed in Nepal’s Bara district near the Indian border after violent clashes erupted between Gen Z youths and members of the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist Leninist). The conflict took place around Simara Airport as protesters opposed the arrival of CPN-UML leaders who planned to hold an anti-government rally.

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