Kathmandu. The judiciary is considered the last hope of the citizens, the protector of the constitution, and the backbone of the rule of law. However, in recent days, the 'Inam Sapkota case' invol...
Kathmandu. The judiciary is considered the last hope of the citizens, the protector of the constitution, and the backbone of the rule of law.
However, in recent days, the 'Inam Sapkota case' involving the incumbent Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Dr. Manoj Kumar Sharma, and Justice Hari Prasad Fuayal has once again raised serious questions about the dignity, integrity, and impartiality of the judiciary.
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Parliamentary hearings raised concerns over alleged judicial interference, middlemen and controversial rulings, while nominees defended their records and outlined plans for reform.
