Nepal Constitutional Dispute Grows over CJ Nomination - News Today
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Nepal constitutional dispute grows over CJ nomination - News Today
Kathmandu, May 11: Nepal’s government and judiciary are locked in a dispute after the Constitutional Council recommended Supreme Court Justice Manoj Sharma for appointment as Chief Justice, despite him ranking fourth in seniority. The recommendation was made on May 7 by a council headed by Prime Minister Balendra Shah, breaking Nepal’s long-standing tradition of appointing the senior-most Supreme Court judge to the post. Acting Chief Justice Sap…
Kathmandu. The National Independent Party (NISP) has conducted a two-day training to teach politics to members of the House of Representatives. In a training program organized in Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, NISP President Ravi Lamichhane provided training on the party's position and the role of lawmakers in internal conflicts within politics, power, government, judiciary, media and public issues. Addressing lawmakers at the Staff College on Sunday on …
Nepal government, judiciary clash over Chief Justice nomination
Nepal government, judiciary clash over Chief Justice nomination Kathmandu, May 10 (IANS) Nepal’s government and judiciary have come into open conflict following the Constitutional Council’s recommendation of a Supreme Court judge, who ranks fourth in seniority, for the post of Chief Justice. On May 7, the council, headed by Prime Minister Balendra Shah, recommended Justice Manoj Sharma to President Ram Chandra Poudel for appointment to the post …
Our fight is still not over: Acting Chief Justice Malla - Peoples' Review
KATHMANDU: Acting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nepal, Sapana Pradhan Malla, has said the judiciary’s struggle is far from over, stressing that fair justice cannot exist under fear and influence. Speaking at a program organized in Kathmandu on Saturday on the occasion of Law Day, Malla urged judicial workers to move forward with courage, free from fear and pressure. “Fair justice is not possible under fear and influence. I request all me…
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