Kathmandu. The 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) has called for a demonstration at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Although the Delhi Police did not give permission for the demonstration, the protesters started gathering since morning. The latter of the performance
CJP protest in Delhi: Over 100 detained, rail-metro and internet services suspended
Kathmandu. The 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) has called for a demonstration at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Although the Delhi Police did not give permission for the demonstration, the protesters started gathering since morning. The latter of the performance
1 min read
AdvertisementSponsored
Original Reporting & Editorial Standards
This article is an original report researched, verified, and produced by the Nepali Samachar editorial desk. We adhere to independent reporting standards and ethical, fact-checked journalism.
Related Stories
More in Politics →
Politics1h ago
Queues of visitors at Vanadevi in Gokarna forest
Kathmandu. A large number of devotees visited the Vanadevi Temple located in Gokarneshwar Municipality-4, which is opened for worship, worship and darshan only once a year during Sharadiya Navratri. Former Rajnikunj is currently under the office of Nepal Trust
Editorial Desk
Politics6h ago
The Simkot-Hilsa road section which was under natural blockade was opened
3 October, Surkhet. Humla's Simkot-Hilsa road under the Karnali Corridor, which was blocked due to continuous snowfall, has been put into operation. In the Nara Lake area of Namkha rural municipality, it took time to open the road due to four to five meters of snow in some places. Piled on the road...
Editorial Desk
Politics11h ago
More curfews will be imposed in various parts of France, as efforts to normalize the situation continue
3 October, Kathmandu. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said a new curfew would be imposed in essential parts of the country. Protests over the weekend turned into riots over issues of the cost of living and the education system. The authorities maintain peace in the country
Editorial Desk