IN BRIEF
KDC directive
KATHMANDU: The Kathmandu District Court on Tuesday allowed the police to keep Mohan Tamang (Blon) in custody for seven days to investigate the murder of Anuska Dhungana. Anuska, the daughter of Sanjeep Dhungana, a resident of Kalimatidol, Sinamangal, was found murdered on June 1.— HNS
Six released
KATHMANDU: Six out of the 53 persons, taken under control when some alleged victims of Maoists’ atrocities camping at the Open Theatre for some days attempted to force their way and resort to objectionable acts by breaking the security cordon on Sunday, have been released on Tuesday, the ministry of Home Affairs stated in a press release. It said the local administration was forced to remove all these persons from the place and take them under control to prevent them from resorting to prohibited activities. — RSS
King, Queen return
KATHMANDU: King Gyanendra and Queen Komal returned to the capital from Pokhara on Tuesday after completing a few days’ visit. — RSS
Buddhist body’s anniv
KATHMANDU: The Boudha Vihar Sangh will organise the Second Lalit Boudha Kala Exhibiton at Achheswor Mahavihar, Pulchowk, from June 9 to 13 to mark its 29th anniversary, a statement issued here on Tuesday said. King Gyanendra will inaugurate the exhibition. — HNS
Body found
KATHMANDU: A decayed body was found at a shrub in Jandol, Gokarna VDC-1, Kathmandu, on Tuesday, the police said. — HNS