Kathmandu, March 28 -- Nepali Congress, the main opposition in Parliament, has accused the government of being "selective" and "prejudiced" in implementing the Gauri Bahadur Karki-led commission's report on the suppression of the September 8-9 protests.

Speaking to the media after the party's parliamentary orientation programme held at its central office in Sanepa on Saturday, Congress spokesperson Devraj Chalise said that while the commission had made recommendations against various individuals and agencies, the government chose to target political leaders while forming a separate "study committee" for security personnel.

"The decision to arrest political figures immediately while deferring action against security agencies for the same...