Province No. 5 (NA): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2004

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January - 2	In a separate incident, Maoists killed a security man at Tamghas in Gulmi on January 2. Read more... In a separate incident, Maoists killed a security man at Tamghas in Gulmi on January 2. Read less...
January - 3	In yet another incident on January 3, Maoist insurgents reportedly killed a civilian at Kalamghari in the Dang district. Read more... In yet another incident on January 3, Maoist insurgents reportedly killed a civilian at Kalamghari in the Dang district. Read less...
January - 3	Separately, the insurgents exploded a bomb at the District Revenue office of Lamahi. However, no casualties have been reported. Read more... Separately, the insurgents exploded a bomb at the District Revenue office of Lamahi. However, no casualties have been reported. Read less...
January - 4	Maoists have reportedly abducted three ex-Kamaiyas (bonded labourers) from Baijapur village in the western district of Banke on January 4. Read more... Maoists have reportedly abducted three ex-Kamaiyas (bonded labourers) from Baijapur village in the western district of Banke on January 4. Read less...
January - 5	Separately, a group of Maoists exploded bombs at the Agriculture Training Centre office in Mangalapur, a village near the southern city of Bhairahawa, on January 5. No casualties have been reported in the blasts. Similar blasts have reportedly occurred at a school and a sub-radio station in Kunjalap Read more... Separately, a group of Maoists exploded bombs at the Agriculture Training Centre office in Mangalapur, a village near the southern city of Bhairahawa, on January 5. No casualties have been reported in the blasts. Similar blasts have reportedly occurred at a school and a sub-radio station in Kunjalapur, another nearby village. Read less...
January - 6 January - 7	Media reports of January 7 quoting Radio Nepal said that security forces have killed four Maoist insurgents in separate encounters during 48 hours of operations across the country. While two Maoists in Taplejung and one in Mahattarai were killed on January 6, another was killed in the Dang district Read more... Media reports of January 7 quoting Radio Nepal said that security forces have killed four Maoist insurgents in separate encounters during 48 hours of operations across the country. While two Maoists in Taplejung and one in Mahattarai were killed on January 6, another was killed in the Dang district on January 7. An unspecified amount of socket bombs and explosives were recovered from the slain Maoists. Read less...
January - 9	Other reports indicated that Maoists and leaders of Joint Revolutionary Council at Thawang village in the Rolpa district have declared an "autonomous region of Magarat" in a meeting attended by 75,000 Magars (ethnic community) on January 9. Further the report said ‘a total of 130 people’s representa Read more... Other reports indicated that Maoists and leaders of Joint Revolutionary Council at Thawang village in the Rolpa district have declared an "autonomous region of Magarat" in a meeting attended by 75,000 Magars (ethnic community) on January 9. Further the report said ‘a total of 130 people’s representatives elected a 27-member people’s Government in the region’. Read less...
January - 11	Maoists exploded two bombs and opened fire at a regional meeting of the Communist Party of Nepal (UML) at Huruwa in the Dang district on January 11. No casualties have been reported in the incident. Read more... Maoists exploded two bombs and opened fire at a regional meeting of the Communist Party of Nepal (UML) at Huruwa in the Dang district on January 11. No casualties have been reported in the incident. Read less...
January - 12	The District-level Maoist leaders in a meeting have reportedly warned the foreign donor agencies to take prior permission from their regional office in Nepalgunj, if they want to conduct any development activities or project in mid-western Nepal. The insurgents have said that they were ready to join Read more... The District-level Maoist leaders in a meeting have reportedly warned the foreign donor agencies to take prior permission from their regional office in Nepalgunj, if they want to conduct any development activities or project in mid-western Nepal. The insurgents have said that they were ready to join hands with foreign states – with the exception of the United States and United Kingdom – ‘if the donors are ready to cooperate with their local government in the field of development’. Read less...
January - 13	Meanwhile, insurgents have reportedly detonated pressure cooker bombs at three government offices in the Bhairahawa and Butwal districts on January 13. Also insurgents have used bombs to destroy six government vehicles at Matiaun VDC in the Rautahat district. No casualties have been reported in the Read more... Meanwhile, insurgents have reportedly detonated pressure cooker bombs at three government offices in the Bhairahawa and Butwal districts on January 13. Also insurgents have used bombs to destroy six government vehicles at Matiaun VDC in the Rautahat district. No casualties have been reported in the incidents. Read less...
January - 13	Media reports of January 13 quoting Radio Nepal sources said that at least 17 Maoist insurgents were killed in separate incidents across the country during the past 48 hours of security force operations. According to the reports, three Maoists were killed in Aru Chanautey of Gorkha district, two eac Read more... Media reports of January 13 quoting Radio Nepal sources said that at least 17 Maoist insurgents were killed in separate incidents across the country during the past 48 hours of security force operations. According to the reports, three Maoists were killed in Aru Chanautey of Gorkha district, two each in Khotang, Udaypur and Palchowk and one each in the Gulmki, Surket, Parsa, Salyan, Dang, Danusha, Jhapa and Taplejung districts. Also, a security force (SF) personnel was killed by Maoists in the Dhanusha district. Read less...
January - 16	Also, two Maoists were killed by SFs in Argakhanchi and one at Naraha Chowk in the Lahan district on January 16. Read more... Also, two Maoists were killed by SFs in Argakhanchi and one at Naraha Chowk in the Lahan district on January 16. Read less...
January - 18 January - 19	Media reports quoting a Defence Ministry statement said that security forces (SFs) have killed at least six Maoist insurgents in separate incidents across the country. The statement claimed that four insurgents were killed in Selangkhola in the Sindhupalchowk district on January 19 and one insurgent Read more... Media reports quoting a Defence Ministry statement said that security forces (SFs) have killed at least six Maoist insurgents in separate incidents across the country. The statement claimed that four insurgents were killed in Selangkhola in the Sindhupalchowk district on January 19 and one insurgent each was killed in Shukrabare area of Dhankuta district and Bakre area of Gulmi district on January 18. Also one civilian was killed in a land mine blast, allegedly planted by suspected Maoists in Narachang Village Development Committee (VDC) of Myagdhi district. Another Maoist insurgent was killed by SFs in Birbas VDC of Gulmi district on January 19. Read less...
January - 19	Meanwhile, a group of Maoist insurgents detonated explosives and destroyed an ancestral home of RNA spokesperson Deepak Gurung in Kawasoti in the Nawalparasi district on January 18. Read more... Meanwhile, a group of Maoist insurgents detonated explosives and destroyed an ancestral home of RNA spokesperson Deepak Gurung in Kawasoti in the Nawalparasi district on January 18. Read less...
January - 20	Other reports quoting the daily Rajdhani, on January 20, said that the Maoist economic embargo at Libang in the Rolpa district has completely stopped the entire transportation to the district and put the local people and security forces in trouble. Maoists had reportedly announced the economic embar Read more... Other reports quoting the daily Rajdhani, on January 20, said that the Maoist economic embargo at Libang in the Rolpa district has completely stopped the entire transportation to the district and put the local people and security forces in trouble. Maoists had reportedly announced the economic embargo in the region as revenge for the killings of their cadres by the security forces. Read less...
January - 26	According to media reports, two Maoist insurgents were killed in an encounter with security forces (SFs) at Harkapur area in Mukundapur Village Development Committee (VDC) of Nawalparasi district on January 26. Read more... According to media reports, two Maoist insurgents were killed in an encounter with security forces (SFs) at Harkapur area in Mukundapur Village Development Committee (VDC) of Nawalparasi district on January 26. Read less...
January - 28	Armed Police Force’s (APF) statement on January 28 said that APF personnel have recovered 21 country-made guns hidden by the insurgents during their search operation at Bagkhor, Bhamka and Sikta villages of the Khaskusma VDC. Read more... Armed Police Force’s (APF) statement on January 28 said that APF personnel have recovered 21 country-made guns hidden by the insurgents during their search operation at Bagkhor, Bhamka and Sikta villages of the Khaskusma VDC. Read less...
January - 28	Reports also said that Maoists have established a Medical College and hospital at Thawang in the Rolpa district during the 9th anniversary of the insurgency. Two doctors will reportedly take classes for 50 students in the Medical College and injured Maoists will be treated in the hospital. Report ad Read more... Reports also said that Maoists have established a Medical College and hospital at Thawang in the Rolpa district during the 9th anniversary of the insurgency. Two doctors will reportedly take classes for 50 students in the Medical College and injured Maoists will be treated in the hospital. Report added that Maoists have also set up an industrial estate named ‘Jaljala Regional Industries’ at an unspecified place in the Rolpa district. Read less...
January - 30	Maoist ‘Tharuwan Autonomous Government’ (people’s government) has announced a ‘bandh’ (shutdown) in Nepalgunj on February 8. The proposed bandh was aimed at opposing the civic felicitation of the King on the same day in Nepalgunj. Read more... Maoist ‘Tharuwan Autonomous Government’ (people’s government) has announced a ‘bandh’ (shutdown) in Nepalgunj on February 8. The proposed bandh was aimed at opposing the civic felicitation of the King on the same day in Nepalgunj. Read less...
January - 30	Maoists reportedly detonated bombs and damaged the Zonal Commissioner office at Tulsipur in the Dang district on January 30. On the same day, insurgents ambushed an ambulance at Ghorahi bazaar in Tulsipur. No casualties have been reported in the incident. Read more... Maoists reportedly detonated bombs and damaged the Zonal Commissioner office at Tulsipur in the Dang district on January 30. On the same day, insurgents ambushed an ambulance at Ghorahi bazaar in Tulsipur. No casualties have been reported in the incident. Read less...
January - 30	Media reports quoting Nepal Samacharpatra stated that on January 30, security forces (SF) captured the Maoist ‘division headquarters’ at Thabang and Rangkot in the Rukum district. The Royal Nepal Army (RNA) official Kaji Bahadur Khatri said that a large number of security forces were deployed in the Read more... Media reports quoting Nepal Samacharpatra stated that on January 30, security forces (SF) captured the Maoist ‘division headquarters’ at Thabang and Rangkot in the Rukum district. The Royal Nepal Army (RNA) official Kaji Bahadur Khatri said that a large number of security forces were deployed in the region and RNA was ready and capable of safeguarding any corner of the country. Read less...
January - 31	According to media reports, on January 31, suspected Maoists insurgents killed a civilian at Tribhuvannagar in the Dang district. On the same day, Maoists reportedly released two army men in Hetauda, who were earlier abducted on January 1. Read more... According to media reports, on January 31, suspected Maoists insurgents killed a civilian at Tribhuvannagar in the Dang district. On the same day, Maoists reportedly released two army men in Hetauda, who were earlier abducted on January 1. Read less...
January - 31 February - 2	Media reports quoting Defense Ministry sources said that, on February 2, security forces (SFs) killed three Maoist insurgents during separate incidents including one each at Gularia- Balapur in the Bardiya district, Rajapur in the Antapur district, and another one in the Bajura district. A gun, a pi Read more... Media reports quoting Defense Ministry sources said that, on February 2, security forces (SFs) killed three Maoist insurgents during separate incidents including one each at Gularia- Balapur in the Bardiya district, Rajapur in the Antapur district, and another one in the Bajura district. A gun, a pistol and Rupees 77,000 in Nepalese currency were recovered from the slain Maoists. Also a Maoist insurgent was killed in Kapilakot Village Development Committee (VDC) in the Sindhuli district on January 31. Meanwhile, reports said that six Maoists insurgents surrendered before the SFs in unspecified places. Also, two students were injured when a bomb allegedly planted by Maoists exploded at Hangdeva VDC in the Taplejung district on January 31. Read less...

*Data till , April 07, 2020

Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.

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