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A woman was found dead at a hotel in Dhalkebar, Mithila Municipality-6 of Dhanusha District on Tuesday morning. 

According to Police Inspector Laxman KC of the Area Police Office, Dhalkebar, the deceased has been identified as Jenisa BK (23), a permanent resident of Miyapati, Pokhara Metropolitan City-13 and currently residing in Dhalkebar. 

Police said that the body was discovered at the Jun Tara Stop Line Hotel with foam visible around the mouth, raising suspicion about the circumstances of her death.

Following the incident, hotel owner Rampukar Sah and several staff members are reportedly absconding.

Police said that they have intensified efforts to locate and apprehend them.

Authorities have begun legal procedures at the site and are preparing to send the body to the Provincial Hospital in Janakpur for postmortem.

Further investigation into the case is underway, said police. 

Two persons died on the spot and four other sustained injuries in a jeep accident in Darchula on Tuesday.

The jeep (Su Pa Pra 01-001 Ja 1641) was heading towards Gokuleshwor from Osil when the incident occurred at Dekhala in Osil of Shailashikhar Municipality-4 this morning.

The deceased have been identified as Sub-Engineer Manisha Pal working at the Water Resources and Irrigation Division Office, Darchula and Bharat Titaro, an employee of the same office, said Gaurav Mahat, Chief at the District Police Office, Darchula.

Police said that they are looking into the case. 

A family member of Dipak Singh Saud, who was killed during the Gen-Z movement, from Shivanath Rural Municipality in Baitadi district has been appointed to a position at the government institution. 

Dipak's sister-in-law Sarswati Saud was recruited in the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). 

The NEA recently released the name list of family members of the Gen-Z Martyrs who were offered employment at the NEA. 

The NEA offered jobs to 27 members of the Gen-Z martyrs' families including Sarswati. 

Dipak was shot dead during the Gen-Z protest  on September 8.

The family of Dipak Singh has already received the relief amount (Rs 1.5 million) provided by the federal government and Rs 100,000 in relief from the Shivanath Rural Municipality.

Police have arrested  former  Chief District Officer of Kathmandu Chhabi Rijal on Tuesday. 

A  team from the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office detained him from his residence in Koteshwor, Kathmandu this morning. 

Rijal was the CDO of the Kathmandu District Administration Office during the Gen-Z Movement that occurred on September 8 and 9, 2025.

Rijal was arrested based on the recommendations of the Karki Commission formed to investigate the incidents of Gen-Z protests.

Superintendent of Police (SP) of the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office Manohar Prasad Bhatta said that Rijal would be taken to the District Police Range, Kathmandu for further investigation.  

Earlier on March 27, the CIB had arrested former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak.