AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNational Security: Prime Minister Balendra Shah chaired a National Security Council meeting to review the Sunsari unrest and wider security concerns, with a probe underway into why firearms were used in the Kaptanganj clash. Curfew & Communal Tensions: Nepal imposed an indefinite curfew in Madhesh’s Dhanusha and Siraha after deadly communal violence in Sunsari, widening restrictions as tensions risk spreading across the India-border belt. Parliament Watch: In the House of Representatives, MPs again demanded clarification on the PM’s border remarks and pressed for an impartial probe into the death of Omprakash Mehta in Sunsari. Provincial Politics: CPN-UML decided to retain Chet Narayan Acharya as Lumbini chief minister while UML and NCP begin talks on ministry allocation. Disaster & Transport: Heavy rain, landslides and flooding disrupted multiple highways, with several road sections fully blocked in Mechi, Araniko, Rasuwa and other routes. Economy & Markets: NEPSE fell sharply by 16.29 points; gold rose by Rs 800 per tola. Migrant Workers: From today, Nepali workers heading abroad must submit detailed job descriptions, and verification of employment agreements is being tightened.
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