Saturday, April 11th, 2026

2 Japanese nationals deported on proselytization charge



KATHMANDU: Ministry of Home Affairs has deported two Japanese nationals from the country for their involvement in religious conversion.

The ministry deported Morita Masahiro and Ukari Hashimoto, who had been staying in Nepal on student visa, after they were found engaged in spreading Christianity, said Ishwr Raj Paudel, Director General of Department of Immigration.

They had taken visa to study at Shiva Shakti Campus, Foolbari, Pokhara, Kaski,  affiliated to Tribhuvan University.

Nepal’s constitution bans religious conversation.

 

Publish Date : 22 April 2019 08:00 AM

Delays, apathy and mismanagement leave millions of Pakistanis stranded in Gulf crisis

Delays, poor coordination, and lax attitude, added to the lack

Today’s News in a Nutshell

KATHMANDU: Khabarhub brings you a glimpse of major developments of

Deputy Speaker Thakur takes oath of office and secrecy

KATHMANDU: Newly elected Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives,

Stakeholders stress urgent need to improve Kathmandu traffic management

KATHMANDU: Stakeholders have emphasized the need for improved traffic management

Nepal to host UAE for two-match T20I series ahead of CWC League 2

KIRTIPUR: The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has announced that