Police accused of using office as butcher's shop

Police officers in Nepal have been accused of using their station to run a butcher's shop.

Police accused of using office as butcher's shop
Thu, 19 Jan, 2012 - 17:32

Police officers in Nepal have been accused of using their station to run a butcher's shop.

According to the Deputy Superintendent of the Kathmandu police force, 10 officers are being investigated and the official in charge of the station has reportedly been transferred.

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