Parliamentary Hearing Committee to Review Complaints Against Proposed Chief Justice Manoj Sharma in Closed Session

Kathmandu. The Parliamentary Hearing Committee will exclude the media when opening complaints filed against proposed Chief Justice Dr. Manoj Sharma and when holding discussions with the complainants.

Parliamentary Hearing Committee Chairman Bodhnarayan Shrestha stated that confidentiality will be maintained when opening complaints and discussing with them. He added that confidentiality will be maintained for the security of the complainants.

When the committee called for complaints, 16 complaints were filed against Sharma. The committee is about to study these complaints in its meeting and hold discussions with the complainants. The meeting has now been adjourned for 15 minutes. Chairman Shrestha informed that the agenda after that is to open the complaints and hold discussions with the complainants.

 

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