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Police inspector who pointed a pistol at locals on Kathmandu’s outskirts under investigation

The Kathmandu District Police Range says it has begun an investigation against a police inspector who pointed a pistol at locals during a recent demonstration in Shankharapur on the eastern outskirts of Kathmandu. The post Police inspector who pointed a pistol at locals on Kathmandu’s outskirts under investigation appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Police recover revolver from Chinese national accused of gold smuggling

KATHMANDU: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), during the ongoing investigation into a major gold smuggling case in its second phase, has recovered a pistol from a Chinese national suspected of involvement in illegal activity. The suspect, identified as Raju Bhote ‘Tasi’ from Chengdu, China, was apprehended by CIB officials. The officials seized a 35mm Mauser […]

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Police pistol missing after drug operation in Bara, investigation underway

KATHMANDU, April 23: The pistol carried by Senior Sub-Inspector Purna BC of Bara police has gone missing. DSP Dadhiram Neupane, the spokesperson for the District Police Office, Bara, confirmed the loss, stating that the gun disappeared during a drug operation last night.

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Police pistol missing after drug operation in Bara, investigation underway

KATHMANDU, April 23: The pistol carried by Senior Sub-Inspector Purna BC of Bara police has gone missing. DSP Dadhiram Neupane, the spokesperson for the District Police Office, Bara, confirmed the loss, stating that the gun disappeared during a drug operation last night.

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Policeman shoots himself dead

INARUWA, Oct 25: A police constable shot himself dead last night at Koshi Katan, Koshi Rural Municipality-4 of Sunsari district. The deceased is police constable Amitesh Mandal of Rupani Municipality-2, Saptari district currently posted at Koshi Katan, said the District Police Office, Sunsari.

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2 arrested with illegal weapons

RAUTAHAT, June 17: Two people have been arrested with illegal weapons in Rautahat on Saturday. 65-year-old Mohan Raya and 45-year-old Umesh Raya of Sarlahi Malangawa were among the arrested, DSP Umashankar Yadav of Rautahat Police informed. According to DSP Yadav, the police tea

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Indian national arrested with pistol in Bara

The accused has been handed over district police office for further investigation.

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Two arrested with homemade pistol from Lalitpur

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Imran Khan: Shock and condemnation over attack on Pakistan ex-PM

Nov 4: Mr Khan, 70, is recovering in hospital after being shot in the leg on Thursday at a protest march in Wazirabad, in the north-east of the country. One person was killed and at least 10 injured in the attack on his convoy. But Mr Khan is in a stable condition, his team say, and could potentially be discharged in the coming days. The attack on Mr Khan has electrified the country, which the cricketer-turned-politician led until April, when he was ousted by a parliamentary vote of no confidence. Schools were closed in the capital, Islamabad, after his party - the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) - called for nationwide protests following Friday prayers. President Arif Alvi - a founding member of the PTI - called it a "heinous assassination attempt". Mr Khan's political opponents have also been quick to condemn the attack, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif ordering an immediate investigation. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for calm, saying: "Violence has no place in politics, and we call on all parties to refrain from violence, harassment and intimidation." Pakistan - which is reeling from an ongoing economic crisis and devastating floods - has a record of political violence, with former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto assassinated in 2007. Many evoked her killing in the wake of the attack on Mr Khan. How the attack unfolded Mr Khan - who has been fighting to return to office since he was ousted earlier this year - had been leading a "long march" of protests calling for early elections to facilitate his comeback. By Thursday, his convoy had reached Wazirabad, where crowds had gathered to hear him speak. He was stood on top of an open truck-bed surrounded by aides and his other party members when the shots rang out. "It was so sudden that it took me a while to understand what was going on," one party staffer, Mueezuddin, told the BBC. However, from their vantage point they were able to pick out the attacker. "We saw the attacker had emptied a whole magazine," Mueezuddin said, "[and he had] loaded another magazine when he was grabbed by a boy from behind." Unverified videos on social media show an assailant in the crowd pointing his pistol at Mr Khan's convoy before being overpowered by Mr Khan's supporters. Footage of the incident and witness accounts suggested a security guard was also seen firing from the container. Mueezuddin said Mr Khan and those around him ducked quickly after the first shots, and when he was hit he remained calm while he was given first aid by his bodyguards. He was then moved into a bulletproof car and rushed away to hospital in Lahore. Punjab Chief Minister Pervez Elahi has suggested there may have been more than one attacker, saying Mr Khan had been "shot in the leg from the front while the alleged attacker who was caught on the spot was on the right side". Dispute over possible motive Immediately after the shooting, some of his allies told media that Mr Khan believed the current political leaders - including Prime Minister Sharif, the interior minister and a military general - were behind the attack. One spokesman, Raoof Hasan, told the BBC's Newshour programme the government was "attempting to eliminate [Imran Khan] physically". But in a press conference on Friday, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah rejected the allegations, saying that the Punjab government was to blame for any security lapses in the state. "We see Imran Khan as a political opponent, not an enemy," he added. Mr Khan, who remains popular, has previously characterised his removal as prime minister as a political conspiracy and been loudly critical for months of the current government and military leaders. Courts have convicted him in recent corruption cases but he has disputed the verdicts as politically motivated. Police on Tuesday night released a video confession of the man who they said had attempted to kill Mr Khan. It's unclear the conditions under which the interview was carried out. But, in response to police asking him why he had opened fire, he said: "He was misguiding the people. I wanted to kill him. I tried to kill him." The video has been dismissed by Mr Khan's allies as a "cover-up". One suspect remains in custody but no charges have been laid. (With inputs from BBC)

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Shots fired inside Singha Durbar

Police said that the incident took place while examining the pistol after completion of her duty. Spokesperson of the Metropolitan Police Office, Ranipokhari, Superintendent of Police Sushil Singh Rathore shared that an investigation into the incident is underway.

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