Nepal Police summoned several journalists for questioning, claiming they acted on concerns from the Prime Minister’s Office regarding reports critical of the force. However, the Prime Minister’s Office denied any involvement in the detentions and ordered the immediate release of the journalists after learning of the incident.
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Nepal Police summoned several journalists for questioning, claiming they acted on concerns from the Prime Minister’s Office regarding reports critical of the force. However, the Prime Minister’s Office denied any involvement in the detentions and ordered the immediate release of the journalists after learning of the incident.
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