Nepal’s prime minister urges calm after unrest in which three people are killed, according to reports. The violence erupts during or around a Hindu procession that includes loud music and religious flags, and it soon escalates into communal clashes involving Hindu and Muslim residents. Authorities respond by deploying police and enforcing public curfews in affected areas while pledging to restore peace and unity. One report says the violence begins during the procession and results in deaths after police open fire. Another report describes the incident more broadly as Hindu-Muslim unrest and notes that three people die. Both accounts indicate that tensions rise quickly and that government action focuses on preventing further clashes through curfews and public appeals for restraint. The prime minister’s statement emphasizes de-escalation and maintaining social harmony as investigations and security measures continue.