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The Kathmandu Post on MSNCourt remands Durga Prasai to 12 days in custody over Tinkune violenceThe Kathmandu District Court on Friday remanded controversial businessman Durga Prasai to 12 days in custody for his alleged involvement in the violent pro-monarchy protest in Tinkune on March 28.
The committee had invited Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak on Friday to discuss issues of human rights violations during the ...
The Law, Justice, and Human Rights Committee has directed the Government of Nepal to form an investigation committee to look ...
KATHMANDU, April 11: A meeting of the parliamentary Law, Justice, and Human Rights Committee ended without a decision on ...
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The Kathmandu Post on MSNMarch 28 protest victims still footing their medical billsHealth ministry says reimbursement process is underway, but victims doubt government is committed to free care.
Kathmandu, April 11 (IANS): Nepal Police on Friday announced that it has arrested absconding businessman Durga Prasai, who ...
The situation in Tinkune turned volatile after police fired warning shots into the air to disperse pro-monarchy protesters ...
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The Kathmandu Post on MSNGroups want judicial probe into Tinkune riotsFour different human rights organisations have demanded an independent judicial investigation on the March 28 Tinkune ...
Kathmandu: Nepal’s pro-monarchist Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) is set to stage a protest Tuesday at Balkhu in Kathmandu, ...
Deputy Inspector General Dinesh Kumar Acharya, central spokesperson for Nepal Police, said that the publication of news ...
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The Kathmandu Post on MSNPolice vow Tinkune-like incident won't repeat in RPP's Balkhu demonstration todayThe Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) is set to stage a demonstration at Balkhu in Kathmandu on Tuesday.
Guwahati: Amid reports of the surrender of Nepal's pro-monarchy movement leader Durga Prasai to Indian authorities in Assam, ...
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