KATHMANDU: The Prime Minister’s Office has expressed serious concern over the arrest of journalists from various media outlets.
The office clarified that Prime Minister Balendra Shah and his secretariat had no involvement in the incident and that the Prime Minister was not informed of the arrests beforehand.
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