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Suspicious item neutralised, voting resumes in Jumla
Army neutralises suspicious object, polling resumes safely.bookmark
DB Budha
Published at : March 5, 2026
Updated at : March 5, 2026 09:35
Jumla
Voting at Kalika Primary School in ward 5 of Guthi Chaur Rural Municipality, Jumla, was briefly delayed after a suspicious item was discovered.
Chief District Officer Deepak Paudel said a Nepali Army squad neutralised the item, allowing preparations for voting to continue.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Rabin Babu Regmi of the Jumla District Police Office said the object, found behind a toilet near the polling centre, has been disposed of. Only pieces of paper remained, and the polling centre is now reported to be operating normally.
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