Prime Minister Balen Shah's Loneliness Statement Sparks Political Discussion; Gagan Thapa Questions Government, Judiciary, and Internal Party Factions; Former Kapilvastu Mayor Found Dead; Balen Meets Foreign Envoys; Police Question Dr. Nutan Sharma in Teenage Girl's Ovary Removal Case; Palanta Hospital Services Suspended After Vandalism; Government's Dual Control Over Provident Fund; Police Deployed for Gas Distribution; NCP Demands Congress Ministries in Koshi; Police Raid Heroin Trafficking Den
Summary
Balen Shah’s post about fighting alone has triggered political discussion, while Gagan Thapa has questioned the government, judiciary, and factions inside his own party. Police have also investigated a teenage girl’s ovary removal case, suspended services at Palanta Hospital after vandalism, and raided a brown heroin trafficking den in Lalitpur.
Key Points
- Balen Shah’s social media post about “loneliness” has sparked speculation about his political message and party ties.
- Gagan Thapa raised questions about the government, the judiciary, and internal factions during the Nepali Congress central working committee meeting.
- Police took a statement from Dr. Nutan Sharma in the case involving the removal of a 17-year-old girl’s ovaries at B&B Hospital in Lalitpur.
- Police also raided a brown heroin trafficking den in Kupandole, Lalitpur, and seized drugs.
