UML Secretary Basnet Criticizes Judiciary Over Parliament Restoration Case

Bajarko Chirfar
Bajarko Chirfar
2082 Magh 21
UML Secretary Basnet Criticizes Judiciary Over Parliament Restoration Case

Mahesh Basnet, Secretary of the CPN-UML, has stated that the courts cannot remain silent or biased in the ongoing parliament restoration case. Speaking at a press conference in Kathmandu today, Basnet expressed his objection to the fact that no hearing date has yet been scheduled for the case.

He remarked, “Judges are becoming biased, and the judicial bodies are remaining silent. The general public and citizens are confused. Do judges have some ailment that prevents them from acting?”

Basnet also accused the government of acting in favor of certain political agendas. He said, “It appears the government is trying to serve as a medium to establish someone’s agenda. There is serious concern that the elections were not conducted fairly, and ballot boxes may have been placed in barracks and police offices to ensure favorable outcomes.”


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