<p>It’s often said that journalism is literature in a hurry! It couldn’t be truer! A reputed newspaper published the photo of actor Randeep Hooda, who played the role of Charles Sobhraj in the movie <em>Main Aur Charles,</em> as it reported the news of Nepal Supreme Court ordering the convict's release. </p>.<p>The actor took to Twitter to express his surprise over the blunder.</p>.<p>Charles Sobhraj, the notorious French serial killer of Indian and Vietnamese parentage, was deported to France on Friday, hours after being released from a prison in Nepal where he served most of his sentence for a string of murders across Asia in the 1970s.</p>.<p>Sobhraj, 78, was released from the Central Jail in Kathmandu on Friday morning and taken in a heavily guarded police convoy to the Department of Immigration. His release came two days after the Supreme Court ordered that he be freed and deported to his home country.</p>.<p><em>(With PTI inputs)</em></p>
<p>It’s often said that journalism is literature in a hurry! It couldn’t be truer! A reputed newspaper published the photo of actor Randeep Hooda, who played the role of Charles Sobhraj in the movie <em>Main Aur Charles,</em> as it reported the news of Nepal Supreme Court ordering the convict's release. </p>.<p>The actor took to Twitter to express his surprise over the blunder.</p>.<p>Charles Sobhraj, the notorious French serial killer of Indian and Vietnamese parentage, was deported to France on Friday, hours after being released from a prison in Nepal where he served most of his sentence for a string of murders across Asia in the 1970s.</p>.<p>Sobhraj, 78, was released from the Central Jail in Kathmandu on Friday morning and taken in a heavily guarded police convoy to the Department of Immigration. His release came two days after the Supreme Court ordered that he be freed and deported to his home country.</p>.<p><em>(With PTI inputs)</em></p>