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Business people obstruct metropolis in Bira Complex
Published On: August 29, 2022 01:30 PM NPT By: Republica | @RepublicaNepal
KATHMANDU, August 29: A scuffle broke out between the Kathmandu municipal police and businessmen at Bira Complex in New Road in Kathmandu on Monday.
On Monday, a team including the municipal police, which came to inspect the illegal structures in the complex, was obstructed by the business people in front of the underground parking lot.
Kathmandu municipal police personnel, who came to inspect the wholesale shops inside, were stopped at the entrance due to the obstruction by the business people. The metropolis has said that the shops on the ground floor of the Bira complex are illegal.
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