Lawmakers accuse government of intimidation after vehicles block media houses
Summary
Lawmakers from ruling and opposition parties condemn vehicle blockades at media houses and political leaders' residences in Kathmandu, accusing government-backed actors of intimidation and silencing criticism.
Key Points
- Members of Parliament from ruling and opposition parties condemned vehicle blockades at major media outlets and political leaders' residences as intimidation tactics.
- The blockades are viewed as politically motivated acts to divert attention from criticism over the death of ride-hailing driver Ganesh Nepali and squatters' issues.
- Opposition and ruling party lawmakers demanded investigation and action against those responsible for the vehicle blockades.
- Lawmakers warned that such tactics, reminiscent of past censorship, will not silence the Nepali press or political dissent.
