Province No. 1 (NA): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2003

In the same district, a group of Maoists unsuccessfully attempted to loot a branch office of the Rastriya Banijya Bank on the same day. Before escaping from the incident site, they destroyed the office building and property. Read less...

Security forces killed five Maoist insurgents after the latter attacked a police post at Belbari on September 1. Six policemen suffered injuries in the incident. Read less...

Maoist insurgents killed a health worker at Doramba village in the Ramechhap district while branding him as an ‘army spy’ on September 2. The insurgents also killed their colleague in Taplejung, on the same day. Read less...

Media reports have indicated that an unspecified number of Maoist insurgents were killed in an encounter with security forces in the Panchthar district on September 3. Read less...

Reports from Sarlahi have indicated that six Maoist insurgents were killed by security forces in separate incidents at Bayalbas and Danubari villages in the district on September 6. An insurgent each was also killed in Taplejung and Salyan. Read less...

Maoist insurgents have reportedly taken control of the ancestral house of the Prime Minister Surya Bahadur Thapa in Dhankuta district. The insurgents were occupying the structure when last reports came in. Read less...

Security forces (SFs) destroyed a Maoist training camp in Khotang district on the same day and also recovered some arms, ammunition and explosives from there. Casualties in the incident were not known. Read less...

The Maoists killed six civilians in separate incidents. While two civilians were killed in Kathmandu on September 12, today, four more were killed earlier in various incidents in Dang, Parsa, Dharan and Mugu districts on September 10 and 11. Read less...

Two Army personnel were killed in an ambush laid allegedly by Maoists at Shivapuri and a police personnel was also killed separately at Ambari village in Morang district, also on the same day. Read less...

In an encounter at Helauchha area of Bhojpur district, a Maoist was killed. The Army recovered an unspecified quantity of socket bombs, homemade weapons and materials to prepare ambushes from the encounter sites. Read less...

Media reports said that Maoist insurgents abducted and later killed a police personnel at Tamang in the Pathri district on September 14. Read less...

They also allegedly abducted seven persons from Manakamana village in the Nuwakot district, another in Phythan district and two Nepali Congress activists from Okhaldhunga district in various incidents. Maoists also reportedly set ablaze a police post at Hattilet village in Mahottari district, an army vehicle at Lipani and unspecified number of other vehicles in various cases of arson in the Rupandehi and Dang districts. Read less...

In two separate incidents on September 16, Maoist insurgents torched and destroyed Prime Minister Surya Bahadur Thapa's farmhouse in Morang and Chairman of Rajparishad Standing Committee Parsu Narayan Chaudhari's house in Dang. No casualties have been reported in these incidents. Read less...

In Panchthar district, Maoists abducted seven pilgrims on September 17. Read less...

Maoist Insurgents also destroyed 11 village development committee offices at Padmaha, Bayarban, Titaha, Sunsari and Jhapa in Morang district on September 17. Read less...

On the same day, a group of Maoists killed a civilian in Rupendhai and another in the eastern city of Dharan. Read less...

One Maoist was killed in the Ilam district on September 18. Read less...

According to media reports, 13 Maoist insurgents were killed in two separate encounters in Panchthar district in east Nepal on September 19. Read less...

Meanwhile, security forces (SFs) killed three Maoist insurgents in the Panchthar district, two in Dhankuta and one in Panchthar and Dhankuta border on September 20. Read less...

Separately, three Maoists were killed in a clash with the Army in Limba, Panchthar district, on September 20. Read less...

According to media reports, 13 Maoist insurgents were killed in separate encounters in the Udayapur, Banke and Nuwakot districts on September 22. Read less...

Further, Maoists killed a Nepali Congress (NC) activist in Gulmi, another NC activist and a civilian in Morang district. Read less...

According to media reports, 15 Maoist insurgents were killed in separate encounters in the four districts of Kailali, Barida, Taplejung and Panchthar on September 23. Read less...

Meanwhile, a group of armed Maoist insurgents shot dead a Nepali Congress leader and another civilian in the Jhapa district on September 23. Read less...

Meanwhile, Maoists bombed and set ablaze the house of the Raj Parishad (King’s council) Standing Committee member, Parsuram Rai, in Nerpa. It was the Maoists’ third attack against the Raj Parishad members and earlier, in two separate incidents in Dang and Surkhet districts respectively, the insurgents bombed their houses. Read less...

On the same day, a group of Maoist insurgents killed a police personnel in the court premises in Biratnagar while a Nepali Congress (Democratic) leader was killed by Maoists in Morang. Read less...

Maoists killed a police personnel and a civilian near Gaighat in Udaypur district. Read less...

According to media reports, at least 12 Maoist insurgents were killed in an encounter in Chitapokhari, Khotang district on September 27. The encounter occurred when a group of armed Maoists attacked the security force patrol party. Security forces seized socket bombs, pipe bombs and other weapons from the encounter site. Read less...

According to media reports, security forces (SFs) in separate encounters killed two Maoist insurgents in Nuwakot and five more near Biratnagar on September 28. Read less...

Maoist insurgents also killed a former police personnel in the Sunsari district and a Nepali Congress (Democratic) activist in Bugmati, Lalitpur, on September 28. Read less...

Meanwhile, in separate incidents Maoist insurgents killed one SF personnel in Bhaktapur, two political party activists in Bara and Kathmandu and another civilian at Jaljale on September 28. Read less...

According to media reports, on September 29 security forces (SFs) killed 18 Maoist insurgents in separate incidents across the country. Five insurgents were killed in an encounter in the Morang district, while seven insurgents were killed in Kanchanpur, two each were killed in the Kailali, Dailekh and Resuwa districts. An unspecified quantity of weapons has also been reportedly recovered from the possession of the slain insurgents. Read less...