SC full court urges probe into allegations concerning judiciary
Summary
The Supreme Court’s full bench has urged authorities to investigate allegations concerning the judiciary and make the findings public based on facts and evidence. It also warned against premature accusations and asked the media not to publish reports that could hinder the administration of justice.
Key Points
- The Supreme Court’s full court has called for an impartial and independent investigation into publicly reported allegations involving the judiciary.
- The court said findings should be made public as soon as possible, supported by facts and evidence.
- It urged people not to accuse anyone before the investigation is complete and asked the media to avoid reports that could obstruct justice.
- Justice Hari Prasad Phuyal has come under criticism over reports that he met and spoke with Inam Sapkota, who is under a money-laundering investigation.
