public voice after local election

भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स भित्र क्लिक गर्नुहोस

A writ appeal to has been documented at the Supreme Court on Sunday against the administration’s choice to pull back the bodies of evidence against those denounced in the 2015 Tikapur killings.

Previous secretaries Dwarika Nath Dhungel and Jagadish Chandra Baral and advocate Kapildev Dhakal enrolled the writ request of making the Office of The Prime Minister, Home Ministry, Ministry of Law and Office of The Attorney General as litigants.

A bureau meeting a week ago had chosen to pull back the arguments against those denounced in the Tikapur occurrence, in which seven police and a youngster were murdered in an assault by nonconformists against security faculty. The dissidents were restricting the principal draft of the constitution.

The applicants have blamed the legislature for giving a political shading to the wrongdoing.

The applicants have guaranteed that the choice of the administration to pull back the cases, in the keep running up to the neighborhood surveys, is gone for affecting the second period of the nearby surveys, slated for June 14.

The applicants have requested that the case withdrawal process be ended and the administration guarantee the privileges of the casualties to legitimate cure.

The National Human Rights Commission has as of now requested that the legislature not pull back the cases.