Case filed against Durga Prasai

Kathmandu. The Public Prosecutor's Office has filed a case against the controversial medical practitioner Durga Prasai. A case of crime against peace has been filed for activities to disrupt the election.

Prasai was released on bail after his arrest on February 11. The public prosecutor's office has filed a case in the district administration office for the same offence.

Express

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