Police investigation against Durga Prasai complete

Kathmandu. The police have completed the investigation against Durga Prasai, the coordinator of the 'Rashtra, Nationality, Religion, Culture and Citizen Rescue Mahabhiyan Nepal', and have submitted a report to the District Public Prosecutor's Office. The District Police Office Parsa submitted the investigation report to the Public Prosecutor's Office on Monday.

According to DSP Hari Basnet, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Parsa, an opinion has been given to prosecute the offense under the Electronic Transactions Act, 2063 and Crime Against the State.

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