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‘Land-seize culprits shall be brought to book’         

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Kathmandu, May 2Minister of Communications and Information Technology Gokul Baskota nowadays said that no one involved in encroaching the government land, including that of Lalita Niwas, can go scot-free as the government is committed to bringing the culprits to book




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