2 people arrested from Kaski with Insas rifles looted in Genji movement
Kathmandu. The Kaski police have arrested 2 people along with the Insas rifle that was looted during the Genji movement on the eve of the election. According to DSP Hari Bahadur Basnet, Kaski Police Spokesperson, the INSAS stolen from the police office on August 24 was found in the woodshed of a house in Pokhara 2, Bhimsen Toll.
According to the police, 18-year-old Ravi Choudhary, who is now living in Pokhara 9 Nayabazar, and 18-year-old Raj Kumar, who is now living in Pokhara 2 Archalboat, who were involved in the theft of arms, have been arrested and charged with weapons and drugs. According to the police, after looting the weapon, they hid it in the firewood hut of Indra Bahadur Bhari in Pokhara 2 Bhimsen toll.
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