Police arrested him on November 15 from his residence in Thimi, Bhaktapur after he announced a protest and made provocative statements, and after analyzing that his actions could incite violence.
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A habeas corpus petition has been filed in the Supreme Court demanding the release of Durga Prasai, who has been claiming to be a medical practitioner and activist.
Prasai's son Nirajan registered the petition on Mangsir 3. The first hearing of Prasai's petition has been scheduled for today in a single bench of Judge Meghraj Pokharel.
Prasai is being investigated for an offense against public peace. After analyzing that he had declared a protest and made inflammatory statements and that his actions could incite violence, the police arrested him on Mangsir 1 from his residence in Thimi, Bhaktapur.
He had been claiming to hold a nationwide protest since the 7th and to shut down all sectors, including transportation. He had also urged to stop the NPL.
