Man Bahadur Karki in the parliamentary hearing: Commitment to hold fair elections
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 29 July 2026
Kathmandu. The Joint Parliamentary Hearing Committee has completed the parliamentary hearing of Man Bahadur Karki, who was recommended for the post of Chief Election Commissioner. During the hearing, the proposed Chief Commissioner Karki presented his educational and professional work experience and said that the independence, fairness and credibility of the Election Commission are indispensable for democracy. Giving information about his qualifications and experience, Karki mentioned that he holds a Master's MA in Political Science and an LLM in Law.
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