Former Energy Minister Khadka, who is said to have escaped to America, was released at home

Kathmandu. The then Energy Minister Deepak Khadka, who was said to have escaped from Home Minister Omprakash Aryal, has come out to the public from his burnt house. Home Minister Omprakash Aryal had claimed that the then Energy Minister Khadka had fled after the government started investigating the property. He held a press conference at his burnt residence on Tuesday and said that he is not afraid of the government.

He also claimed that he was at home on 24 August during the Genji movement. He complained that he was not able to eat when the agitators reached his house and started banging on the door.

Express

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