<h1>Government Provides Rs 1 Million to Families of Two Killed in Pro-Monarchy Protests as Arrests Reach 135</h1> The Nepalese government will provide Rs 1 million each to families of two individuals killed during recent pro-monarchy protests in Tinkune - a protester and a photojournalist. Police have arrested 25 additional people related to violence during the demonstrations, bringing total arrests to 135, with 41 facing charges. Authorities confirmed using 746 tear gas shells and 58 rounds of live ammunition during the March 28 protests, which resulted in injuries to 78 security personnel and 53 protesters. The demonstration involved 5,000-6,000 people demanding monarchy reinstatement and declaration of Nepal as a Hindu state.