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KATHMANDU: Sadbhawana Party Chairman Rajendra Mahato, one of the key leaders of the agitating United Democratic Madhesi Front, was injured in a clash with police at Rani customs point, near Biratnagar of Morang district, on Saturday.

Morang District Police Office spokesperson DSP Pramod Kumar Kharel told THT Online that Mahato among some other cadres of the Front had gathered at the border point to stage a sit-in protest.
“We told them that they cannot stage any protest in the border area,” Kharel said, “But, they began pelting stones at us and ran away to the other side of the border.”

He, however, said that police did not have any information about actual injury of Mahato. “However, one of our constables sustained some injury.”

Police had to use two rounds of tear gas to disperse them, he added. “The situation is already under our control.”

Leader Rajendra Mahato receiving treatment at Golden Hospital in Biratnagar. Photo Courtesy: Upendra Mahato
Leader Rajendra Mahato receiving treatment at Golden Hospital in Biratnagar. Photo Courtesy: Upendra Mahato

Meanwhile, Upendra Mahato, a Central Committee member of Sadbhawana Party, wrote on Facebook that the protesters seized leader Mahato from the police custody and took him to the Golden Hospital in Biratnagar.

According to Upendra, the top leader of his party sustained injuries on his head and limbs and is currently receiving treatment at the intensive care unit after undergoing CT scan and other tests. He has posted photographs also.

A video posted by the Image Television on its YouTube channel shows that the Indian security personnel resorted to lathi charge after the protesters started pelting stones at the Nepali security personnel, who were seen trying to protect themselves with shields,  from the Indian side of the border.

It has been reported that leader Mahato had reached the no man’s land at Rani-Jogbani border entry point via India.

Indian Member of Parliament from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Kirti Azad has said that Nepal should return 15 of its Terai districts to India.
Azad, who was elected to India's lower house Lok Sabha for the third term from Dharbhanga, Bihar, made the statement while addressing a program in his constituency on Tuesday, reports Hindi daily Jagaran. Azad's statement came as he protested that Nepal government had not addressed the demands of the Madhesi agitation.
A former cricketer of the Indian national team, Azad claimed that the 15 districts were once a part of India's territory and were granted to Nepal by the British rulers.
He said that no one in the Indian establishment had taken initiative to reclaim these territories into India once the country got independence from the British rule, adding that he would raise the issue in the parliament and make an appeal to demand the concerned districts from Nepal. He argued that if Nepal failed to abide by the demand, then India should annex these territories.
"If Nepal doesn’t return, these districts should be seized," he said.
Azad has been demanding that a separate Mithila state be carved out of Bihar for Maithili speakers.

Bhairahawa, October 7. Tension has gripped Belahiya customs point, Rupandehi district, after police clashed with cadres of the United Democratic Madheshi Front. An unidentified person sustained serious injuries during the clash. The person was lying close to the no-man’s land along the Nepal-India border.

The fighting had ensued after police tried to chase UDMF protesters determined to stage a sit-in at the customs point. After demonstrators pelted stones, Nepali security personnel withdrew for a while. The demonstrators fled to bordering Indian territories after police advanced. Local people had also helped drive away the demonstrators.

Sadbhavana Party Chief Rajendra Mahato is leading the protest in Bhairahawa. Mahato took command of the protest in the border town after Tarai Madhesh Democratic Party Chief Mahantha Thakur’s leadership proved ‘ineffective’.

Mahato replaced Thakur upon finding unobstructed flow of goods from India to Nepal through the border point. He had reached Bhairahawa yesterday. He has been mobilising cadres by staying in the bordering Indian town of Sunauli.

MUGU: A man has murdered his wife and his uncle after reportedly finding them indulged in an illicit relationship in Mugu district of mid-western Nepal.

Dharma Raj BK (25), a resident of Karkiwada VDC-5 in Mugu, hacked his 20-year-old wife Putali and 27-year-old Jagendra last night, according to police. Jagendra was Dharma Raj’s uncle by relation.

Dharma Raj had reportedly caught them red handed in their neighbour’s home.

He first killed Jagendra after chasing him for 400 metres and his wife later at their home.

After the twin murders, Dharma Raj surrendered to police the same night, along with his 22-month-old son.

Dharma Raj has been taken into police custody for further investigation and legal action.

The bodies of the two victims were handed over to the families following identification, police said.

An emergency meeting of the National Security Committee has decided to deploy Nepal Army (NA) in those places where demonstrations have turned out of control. 
The meeting, which was summoned after violent and unrestrained clash in Tikapur, Kailali that resulted in over dozen deaths including police personnel, took the decision to authorize local administration to deploy Army if it was deemed essential to contain the protests from turning violent. 
Protests against the proposed demarcation of federal provinces have turned violent in several parts of Terai-Madhesh.  
Addressing the meeting of the legislature-parliament today, Home Minister Bamdev Gautam informed that the decision was taken after demonstrations went out of control in Tikapur and other parts of the country including Rautahat and Sarlahi.
The Home Minister told the House that the Chief District Officers of the district were issued directive to declare the areas where demonstrations have turned violent as 'riot zone' and deploy Army  in those areas as per the Local Administration Act.

After the protest which started against the demarcated 6 provinces went fierce Monday, 5 police lot their lives.
The district police office Kailali has informed that 7 policemen with SSP Laxman Neupane were de*@th during the clash happened between the demon$tra*tors and police in Tikapur, Kailali. Police have been trying to take control over the chaotic situation. The demon$tra*tors is pouring with stones and sticks over policemen. More than 50 were !nj*ured.
The government has decided to deploy Nepal Army (NA) in conflict-affected areas in different parts the country.

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Published on 23 July 2015.
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The model and singer Jyoti Magar has filled a case in press council against some online media for creating fake and disgraceful news about her.Model Jyoti came to the controversy with her salacious dance in a folk song.

In the music video of Prakash katwal and Shreedevi Devkota Jyoti Magar has been featured alongside the two comedy artists Bale and Cockroach of popular TV- program ‘Bhadragol.’The viewers spilled bitter experience about her character in the music video and blamed to have made negative impact in the Nepalis culture. She was dragged into the controversy regarding her character in that ‘Teej’ Special folk song. And she got a remarkable space in the online media getting her videos and news viral.