Nepal’s PM urges calm as three people killed after Hindu-Muslim unrest
- Three dead in violence in Nepal, as authorities enforce curfews and pledge to restore ‘peace and unity’.
- Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah has called for calm after clashes between Hindu and Muslim groups in the country’s south have left three people dead.
- Shah, who has rarely appeared in public since taking office in March, broke that silence on Thursday with his first major address to the nation.
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- Three dead in violence in Nepal, as authorities enforce curfews and pledge to restore ‘peace and unity’.
- Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah has called for calm after clashes between Hindu and Muslim groups in the country’s south have left three people dead.
- Shah, who has rarely appeared in public since taking office in March, broke that silence on Thursday with his first major address to the nation.
Sources: Al Jazeera