Shyamu Aryal, Deputy Superintendent of Police and Spokesperson of District Police Office Makwanpur said that the belongings were returned to the employees of the concerned office.
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Among the items stolen and looted from various government offices and ministries during the movement of Jane-ji, the police searched and handed over the seized items to the relevant offices and ministries.
Some of the looted and stolen items during the protest were found by the police and some of them returned to the police office and were handed over to the employees of the relevant offices and ministries on Tuesday. Shyamu Aryal, Deputy Superintendent of Police and Spokesperson of Makwanpur District Police Office, said that the belongings were returned to the employees of the
office.
Makwanpur police office has returned some of the looted items from Madan Bhandari Institute of Health Sciences and Bagmati Province Ministry of Social Development in Hetounda sub-metropolitan city-10 TCN area . 
Police have handed over 22 types of items including 4 computer sets, 3 drawers, 1 photocopy machine, 1 refrigerator, 1 refrigerator, 31 bowl and plate sets to Madan Bhandari Institute of Health Sciences .
Likewise, the police said that they returned 5 computer sets, 1 printer, 3 chairs, 1 rack, 1 electric foundation to Bagmati Province Health Ministry Hetaunda. The police is continuing to search for the looted goods of various ministries and offices and the police has also requested to return them.
The protesters set fire to the offices and vehicles of the Ministry of Social Development and Madan Bhandari Foundation on August 24.
