Rabi Lamichhane Clarifies No Conflict Between Party and Government; Indian Foreign Secretary Returns Home; Investment at Risk in Land Case; Congress Denies Rumors of President's Arrest; Parliamentary Hearing Complaint Filed Against Janak Pandey; Businessman Binod Chaudhary Faces Criticism; Film 'Panch Pandav' to be Released
Summary
Rabi Lamichhane said there is no conflict between the RSP and the government as controversy continues over the removal of the IGP. The roundup also covers the return of Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, a corruption case that has put investment at risk, Congress rejecting arrest rumors about Gagan Thapa, and the clearance for the film Panch Pandav to be released.
Key Points
- Rabi Lamichhane said the Rashtriya Swatantra Party has no conflict with the government and stressed rule of law and checks and balances over the IGP removal controversy.
- Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri returned home after a two-day visit to Nepal.
- The CIAA corruption case in the Rajal Canning land issue has put third- and fourth-party buyers' investments at risk.
- The Nepali Congress denied rumors that party president Gagan Thapa would be arrested, while the film 'Panch Pandav' was cleared for release after talks between ministries.
