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17:24Now PlayingA 19-year-old Dalit boy and two of his friends were killed allegedly by the family members of an upper caste girl he wanted to marry in western Nepal. The murders took place on Saturday May 23rd, when Nabaraj Bika, along with a number of relatives and friends went to the house of his 17-year-old girlfriend, Sushma Malla, who was supposed to get married to another man the next day. The girl’s relatives chased and attacked the group, where he and his friends died on the spot, 5 more were injured, and 3 others are still missing. 12 people have been arrested for their involvement in the incident.
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Dalit Boy and His 2 Friends Killed in Nepal by Family of Upper-caste Girl He Wanted to Marry
Location: Kathumandu, Nepal
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