Suspicious Parking Case: Police Impound Car Near Congress Leader's House
Summary
Police impounded a suspicious car parked near Congress President Gagan Thapa's house while other unauthorized vehicles near media houses were fined and released. Investigation into the incident is ongoing amid suspicions of a single group operating the parked vehicles.
Key Points
- Four vehicles parked unauthorizedly near media houses were ticketed and released by traffic police.
- The car parked in front of Congress President Gagan Thapa's house was impounded and not yet handed over.
- The impounded vehicle had its license plate changed and is registered under a Kathmandu resident.
- Police suspect a single group led by Niroj Khadka was behind the unauthorized parking operation.
- Organizations like the Federation of Nepali Journalists have called for an investigation into the suspicious parking incident.
