Valley traffic disrupted due to protest

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KATHMANDU, April 2: Valley traffic went out of gear Tuesday morning due to a protest staged by 33 political parties, including CPN-Maoist, in the Singha Durbar area.

The agitating parties picketed Singha Durbar from 9 am to 11 am in protest of the formation of the chief justice-led government and upcoming elections.

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