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  1. Police opened fire during protests in Sunsari, where Basudev Ghimire was transferred as chief district officer of Koshi Province.
  2. An investigation into rioting began in Sundari district on July 1st, prompting the Prime Minister to promise measures against the unrest.

Balendra Shah, the Prime Minister of Nepal, addressed the nation on July 30th regarding the ongoing unrest.

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Balendra Shah, the Prime Minister of Nepal, addressed the nation on July 30th regarding the ongoing unrest.

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  1. The Prime Minister of Nepal has convened an emergency meeting as the country deals with a crisis, involving the police and impacting the wider South Asian region.1 source
  2. PM addressed nation about unrest on July 30th.1 source

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