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Kailali

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Kailali 

a town in southwestern Nepal, on the border with India. Population, approximately 5,000. Because of its location near the terminus of an Indian railroad branch, Kailali is a center of the rice trade with India.
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Security forces killed at least four Maoist party supporters and one member of the police died in a clash on December 4 in Kailali in western Nepal, where landless people had illegally occupied government-owned land.
India urged not to resume military supplies to Nepal by Asian News International
The clashes erupted in Kailali district, 700 kilometers west of Kathmandu, after police burned some 500 huts of encroachers who had illegally settled in a forest by felling trees.
4 killed after forest encroachers clash with police in Nepal by Asian Political News
The strike came a day after hundreds of pro-Maoist demonstrators set fire to vehicles and vandalised shops in western Nepal, in response to the deaths of the illegal settlers in Kailali district on Friday.
Maoists stage strike across Nepal by Aljazeera.net
 
 
 
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