Supreme Court Orders Release of 3 Minors in Inisa Bik Case
Summary
The Supreme Court has ordered the release on bail of three minors held in connection with the rape and murder case of 16-year-old Inisa Bik in Surkhet. The court said evidence suggested the three reached the scene after the incident and should be handed over to their guardians.
Key Points
- The Supreme Court ordered the release of three out of four minors on bail and overturned orders from the Surkhet District Court and High Court Surkhet.
- The court said statements, phone records, and CCTV footage suggested the three minors arrived after the incident and were involved only in rescue and assistance.
- The minors had been kept in a juvenile reform home since Chaitra in connection with the rape and murder case of 16-year-old Inisa Bik.
- The order instructed that they be produced when needed by court, not leave the country without permission, and remain under guardianship after bond.
- Entities were not extracted because the article does not center on widely recognized public figures or named organizations beyond institutional references.
