The Kathmandu District Court (KDC) has reversed the order issued earlier to remove the news published in the media, including Bizmandu and Nepal Khabar.

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Another incident in which the Kathmandu District Court ordered the news to be removed demonstrates the "judicial system carries a scary confidence and attitude against press and freedom".

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