Police in Kathmandu have arrested two men accused of assaulting the principal and misbehaving with a female teacher at Bal Uddhar Secondary School in Kapan, Budhanilkantha Municipality-10. The arrests followed a police response to information about the incident at the school premises, according to the Kathmandu District Police Range.
Two suspects identified
The arrested men have been identified as 36-year-old Nishal Dahal, from Barahachhetra Municipality-7 in Sunsari, and 44-year-old Dhruva Prasad Ghimire, from Dudhauli Municipality-1 in Sindhuli. Police have accused them of assaulting the school principal and behaving inappropriately with a female teacher. The available details do not describe the specific actions alleged against either man or provide further information about the teacher.
A team from the Bauddha Police Circle was dispatched to the school after authorities received information about the incident. The school is located in Kapan, within Budhanilkantha Municipality-10 of Kathmandu. The Kathmandu District Police Range provided information about the police response and the identities and home addresses of the two suspects.
The arrests concern allegations involving two members of the school’s staff. The principal is reported to have been assaulted, while a female teacher was reportedly subjected to misbehavior. The information released so far does not specify what led to the confrontation, whether the suspects had any prior connection to the school, or whether anyone else was involved.
Police response and details available
The Bauddha Police Circle’s deployment to the school premises came after the incident was reported to the authorities. The police information identifies the two men as suspects in the case, but does not provide further details about the circumstances of their arrest, the precise time of the alleged incident, or what happened immediately before or after the police team arrived.
No further information has been provided about the condition of the principal or teacher, or about any injuries requiring treatment. The available account also does not state whether the school was in session when the incident occurred. These details have not been confirmed in the information released by the Kathmandu District Police Range.
The case has drawn attention to an alleged assault at a school in Kapan, but the information currently available remains limited to the reported misconduct, the police response and the identities of the two arrested men. The allegations are the basis for the arrests; the details released do not include a full account of events or further information about the next steps in the case.
