Fresh clashes erupted in Nepal’s Bara district on 20 November. Authorities imposed a curfew and banned public gatherings after young protesters and CPN-UML supporters faced off again. The administration said the curfew will continue until order is restored. The tensions follow the September “Gen Z” demonstrations, during which at least 76 people were killed after anger over corruption and a brief social media ban escalated into wider unrest. Nepal’s interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has appealed for calm and urged political groups to avoid provocation ahead of the 2026 elections. Police said the situation is now under control, with no serious injuries reported.