Nepal Army's Colonel Kumar Lama, who was vindicated of war wrongdoing charges by the United Kingdom's Central Criminal Court, has returned home on Tuesday.His relatives invited Col Lama, who was captured in London amid his own visit in January 2013 and strove for claimed torment and human rights infringement amid Nepal's decade long wicked clash, and his better half at the Tribhuvan International Airport.
Col Lama confronted trial on charges of dispensing serious agonies to two prisoners amid the stature of Maoist uprising in Nepal in 2005. He is the main individual to be attempted outside Nepal for asserted human rights infringement and atrocities in Nepal under the general jurisdiction.On September 6, the Central Criminal Court in Old Bailey, nonetheless, gave him clean chit and shut the argument against him, refering to absence of proofs against him.
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