The Supreme Court will be fully operational from November 1
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 7 November 2025
Kathmandu. The Supreme Court will be fully operational from the 1st of November. After the arson on the 24th of August last, the Supreme Court has been providing services only tentatively. The full session of the Supreme Court held on Thursday decided to carry out regular operations of all the services that have been disrupted in the cases of arson, stone pelting, vandalism and looting.
"Because the missiles in the case were saved from being destroyed, the cases that have yet to be scheduled will be heard regularly on the scheduled scheduled date from 1st November 2082," the court's notification said, "Other unscheduled cases will be heard in full according to law. This notice is published for the information of the parties and other stakeholders of the Behora related case."
The meeting has decided to register and hear all types of cases and petitions, including service interruption cases, appeals, requests for repetition and review petitions.
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