Of late, the police have increasingly been eyeing the mobile phones of people they arrest. Whether in the case of former chief justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana, where the authorities are yet to provide a clear explanation for his arrest, or in cases involving people arrested on other serious charges, their particular interest in phones has not gone unnoticed.
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Of late, the police have increasingly been eyeing the mobile phones of people they arrest. Whether in the case of former chief justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana, where the authorities are yet to provide a clear explanation for his arrest, or in cases involving people arrested on other serious charges, their particular interest in phones has not gone unnoticed.
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