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160 teachers released

January 8, 2004
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Police has released 160 teachers arrested in course of sit-in protests in front of the Education Ministry on Wednesday, the Rising Nepal said.

According to the daily, the teachers were released on Wednesday evening. nepalnews.com mr Jan 8

 

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