Dan Bahadur Karki's writ will be heard on 30th of October
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 6 November 2026
Kathmandu. The writ petition filed by Dan Bahadur Karki against the government's decision to remove the Inspector General of Police from the post of IGP will be heard in the Supreme Court on the 30th of October. Karki has registered a writ in the Supreme Court claiming that the government has removed him from office illegally. His main demand is that the decision of the government should be revoked and he should be reinstated as IGP.
On behalf of Karki, advocate Tikadhwaj Kunwar filed the writ in the Supreme Court on Friday. He claims that the government removed him from the position without completing any legal basis and process and did not even give him a proper opportunity for explanation and hearing.
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