Supreme Court sends writ against government–Gen Z accord for full hearing
Summary
The Supreme Court has ordered a full hearing on a writ petition challenging the constitutional validity of the government agreement with Gen Z representatives signed in December.
Key Points
- The Supreme Court directed a full hearing on a writ petition challenging the government-Gen Z agreement.
- The writ was filed by advocate Premraj Silwal claiming the agreement raises serious constitutional questions.
- The agreement was signed between Prime Minister Sushila Karki and Gen Z representatives on December 10.
- The petition argues that an interim government cannot enter political agreements with long-term consequences and claims the accord threatens constitutional limits and stability.
