Crime

A heartbreaking incident has occurred in Myal, Malika Rural Municipality–3 of Gulmi district. A domestic dispute turned violent when a son killed his own father and severely injured his mother. According to police reports, 23-year-old Bhot Bahadur Bik fatally attacked his 50-year-old father Dhan Bahadur Bik with a sharp weapon (sickle) and a wooden stick on Friday evening. He also attacked his 48-year-old mother Dilmaya Bik, leaving her critically injured. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Ganga Bahadur Saru of Gulmi District Police Office stated that the injured mother was initially taken to Gulmi District Hospital, Tamghas, but due to her…

Nawalpur – A young man who escaped from Bhimfedi Prison, Makwanpur, during the GenZ movement has been killed in Gandakot Municipality-4, Dharapani, Nawalpur. Prison Administrator Subas Paudel confirmed that Kumal, the deceased, had escaped from Bhimfedi Prison on Bhadra 25. According to DSP Yubaraj Khadka, Chief of District Police Office Nawalpur, Kumal was attacked with a sharp weapon near a brick kiln in Gandakot on Friday night. He was initially treated at Gandakot Community Hospital and then referred to Bharatpur Government Hospital, Chitwan, where doctors declared him dead at 11:15 PM. Preliminary investigations suggest that the murder occurred following a…

Police have arrested a Chinese citizen and a Nepali woman from Swayambhu in Kathmandu with undeclared cash amounting to Rs 6.98 million. According to Dan Bahadur Karki, Additional Inspector General (AIG) and chief of the Kathmandu Valley Police Office, Ranipokhari, 38-year-old Chinese national Xiao Yang and 22-year-old Rozina Sunar from Nilkantha Municipality, Dhading, were arrested on Thursday and made public today. “We have arrested two individuals — one Chinese and one Nepali — with a large amount of money whose source they failed to disclose. Further investigation is underway,” AIG Karki said. Police also recovered gold ornaments from the room…

An unfortunate incident occurred in Thali, Kageshwori Manohara Municipality-5, Kathmandu, where a father attacked his own son and daughter-in-law with a khukuri following a domestic dispute. According to SP Pawan Bhattarai of District Police Range Kathmandu, 53-year-old Bishnu Upreti attacked his 32-year-old son Rubis Upreti and daughter-in-law Manita Bhandari at around 7:30 AM today. The couple had recently arrived in Kathmandu from the United States to celebrate Dashain. Police reports suggest that Bishnu Upreti attacked them in a fit of anger, allegedly because his son did not listen to him. Rubis sustained deep injuries to his arm and leg, while…

Prakash Rai, 45, of Shakhejung in Ilam Municipality–1, attacked his wife with a khukuri (traditional Nepali knife) before taking his own life on Sunday morning. According to DSP Sanjiv Bogati, the incident occurred around 10 a.m. when Rai struck his wife, Tikamaya Mukhiya, causing severe injuries to her head and left arm. During a search operation, police later found Rai hanging from a tree near their home. A police team led by Assistant Sub-Inspector Rojan Nembwang from Rakse Police Post rescued the injured Mukhiya and took her to Ilam District Hospital. Due to the seriousness of her condition, she was…

Prisoners who escaped from Gaur Prison in Rautahat on September 9 (Bhadra 24) will face an additional five years in jail if they fail to surrender, according to Rautahat District Police Office. Police issued a notice on Tuesday urging the escapees to report to the nearest police office or Gaur Prison. Some inmates have already come into contact, while many remain at large. DSP Raju Karki, spokesperson for Rautahat Police, said those who do not surrender will be punished with up to five extra years under Section 49(g) of the Prison Act 2022. During the Jen-Z protests, weak security allowed…

The death toll from the Gen-Z protests has reached 55, according to Nepal Police spokesperson Vinod Ghimire. The latest update comes after four more individuals, injured during the protests on Bhadra 23 and 24, succumbed to their injuries. The fatalities include 21 Gen-Z youths, nine prisoners, and three Nepal Police personnel, including an assistant inspector. In total, the deaths encompass Gen-Z protesters, police, prisoners, and civilians. During the protests, 18 people died due to fire or electrocution. Some of the injured remain in critical condition, so the death toll may rise further. It is also reported that one Indian national…