Supreme Court to Hear Case Against Government-Gyanendra Agreement Today
Summary
The Supreme Court is set to hear a writ petition challenging the 10-point agreement between the government and Gyanendra's representatives, which is alleged to be unconstitutional.
Key Points
- The Supreme Court will hear the writ petition challenging the 10-point agreement between the government and Gyanendra's representatives today.
- The agreement was signed to institutionalize the Gyanendra movement that took place on Bhadra 23 and 24.
- Writ petitions claim the agreement is unconstitutional and could damage the state structure and constitutional practices if implemented.
- The Supreme Court has ordered the original file of the 10-point agreement to be summoned through the Attorney General's Office.
