Human Trafficking case: Quittance to former Minister Adhikari
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Kathmandu: It has been decided not to prosecute former Minister Lila Ballav Adhikari, who was arrested in the human trafficking case.
The government attorney’s office, Kathmandu Spokesperson and District Attorney Sitaram Aryal said the decision was made not to proceed with the case, due to lack of evidence.
Former Minister Adhikari’s custody extended for 5 days more
Likewise, a case has been filed against other 11 people in District Court, for the same case.
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