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Nepal reels under fresh violence
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Smoke bellows from tyres set on fire by the ethnic Madhesis at Birgunj, a town on the border with India, Nepal on Monday. (AP Photo)
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In this photograph taken on September 29, 2015, an Indian man cycles past parked Indian trucks carrying goods to Nepal near the India-Nepal border at Panitanki, some 40 kms from Siliguri. (AFP Photo)
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Demonstrators affiliated with various political parties take part in an anti-India protest in Kathmandu, Nepal. (Reuters Photo)
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Ethnic Madhesi protesters throw stones and bricks at Nepalese policemen in Birgunj, a town on the border with India, Nepal. (AP Photo)
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Ethnic Madhesi protesters stand near smoke from a tire set on fire by them, as Nepalese policemen stand guard near the Central Development Office at Birgunj, a town on the border with India, Nepal. (AP Photo)
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Nepalese police face off with protesters during clashes near the Nepal-India border at Birgunj, some 90 km south of Kathmandu. (AFP Photo)
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