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📰 Top Court Questions Government Over Detention of Former PM

Kathmandu — Nepal’s Supreme Court has stepped in to review the arrest of former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, raising concerns over the legal basis of his detention. A single bench led by Justice Meghraj Pokharel has ordered the government to explain why Oli was taken into custody. ⚖️ Court Seeks Clarification The court issued a show-cause order while hearing a habeas corpus petition filed by Radhika Shakya. The petition claims that Oli’s detention is unlawful and demands immediate legal justification. 📄 Similar Action in Related Case The Supreme Court has also issued a similar order in the case of former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak. Both leaders were arrested over the weekend, and their cases are now under judicial review. 🔍 What Happens Next? The gov...

Officials Face Corruption Charges Over Airport Fund Misuse

Judiciary, देश, समाचार

A corruption case has been filed in Kathmandu over misuse of funds in a major airport project. The case is linked to the Pokhara Regional International Airport. 🏛️ Case Overview Agency: Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) Court: Special Court, Kathmandu Accused: Over 20 individuals Sector: Airport construction The case includes senior officials, consultants, and company representatives. 💰 Misuse of Funds Authorities say public money was not used properly. Key issues: Spending beyond the approved budget Paying twice for similar services Changing contract terms Officials say this caused a large financial loss. 📄 What Investigators Found The investigation revealed clear problems. Funds were alread...

Supreme Court Open During Election Holiday for Habeas Corpus Cases

Elections, Governance, Judiciary, देश, सूचना

The Supreme Court will remain open during the three-day election holiday declared by the government starting March 4. The Court will also operate on March 8, which is observed as International Women’s Day. Although most government offices will be closed, the country’s apex court will continue limited services to ensure that urgent cases are not delayed. Court to Operate for Limited Hours According to the Court administration, services will be available from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM during the public holidays. Supreme Court spokesperson Arjun Koirala said the Court decided to remain open to handle sensitive and time-bound matters. Focus on Habeas Corpus Petitions During the holiday period, the Court will hear writs of habeas corpus. A habeas corpus petition is fil...