Kathmandu. District Police Complex Kathmandu has asked the media to confirm the authenticity of the facts and adopt sensitivity while publishing news and material related to the case under investigation.
The complex issued a press release on Wednesday and said that attention has been drawn to the news and content published in various media regarding the investigation of the case in which the plaintiff is the Government of Nepal and the defendant is Inam Sapkota.
According to the police, it has been made clear that sensitive details, evidence and information that should be kept confidential in the case being investigated according to prevailing laws, methods and procedures have not been made available to any person or party.
The statement said that the police are committed to maintaining the impartiality, professionalism and confidentiality of the investigation. According to the premises, the publication of information and materials related to the case without following the sensitivity of the investigation and legal provisions may create confusion in the public mind.
In a statement released by Superintendent of Police and Spokesperson Dan Bahadur Thapa, the media has been requested to ensure the authenticity of facts and information while publishing news related to the investigation and not to transmit unconfirmed details.
