Former Rights Commissioners Urge Public Release of Investigation Report
Summary
Former officials have urged the National Human Rights Commission to publicly release the full investigation report of the Jenji movement, expressing concern over the limited 29-page summary currently available.
Key Points
- The Former Commissioners Society expressed concern over the incomplete public release of the Jenji movement investigation report.
- The original report includes approximately 600 pages plus around 10,000 pages of supplementary documents, but only a 29-page summary has been made public.
- Former Chairperson Kedarnath Upadhyay and other ex-commissioners met with current Chairperson Tap Bahadur Magar to demand full release.
- They stressed that withholding the full report raises questions about the commission's impartiality, credibility, and legality.
- The letter also highlighted the commission's 'A' category accreditation and urged it to fulfill constitutional and moral responsibilities towards justice.
