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NHRC calls for ensuring social harmony



KATHMANDU: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged one and all to remain alert to the possibility of the occurrence of any activities capable of provoking communal unrest and disrupting peace and order within the community.

The NHRC, in a statement, has called for respecting the dignity and rights of others while practicing the right to freedom of expression and opinion.

It has insisted on the responsible and conscience use of social sites.

The national rights body has further demanded an impartial investigation into a recent clash in the Nepalgunj sub-metropolis and actions against those found responsible for the incident.

As it said, it has already conducted a field inspection in regard to the incident that occurred in Nepalgunj which resulted in injuries to 22 and is gathering information about it from various stakeholders.

It may be noted that the Banke District Administration Office issued a curfew order for an indefinite period in the town from 1:00 pm Tuesday following religious unrest that reportedly originated from a social media post targeting the Muslim community.

Publish Date : 05 October 2023 21:54 PM

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