September 30, 2026, Wednesday
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Former Home Minister Ramesh Ukhtar released

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Kathmandu. Former Home Minister Ramesh Ukhtar has been released. The former home minister, who was in custody, was released today after the 13th day of his arrest. His wife Yashoda was released after handing over the author.

The writer was arrested from his residence on 14th Chait.

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