Kathmandu, 1 April: The Supreme Court has issued an order denying permission for a review on its verdict on a case related to the name of Nepal Communist Party (NCP).
A full bench comprising the Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher JB Rana and justices Tej Bahadur KC and Prakash Kumar Dhungana issued the verdict today denying permission for review on the NCP case, upholding the Supreme Court’s earlier verdict to that connection.
The Supreme Court, on March 7 had passed a verdict in favour of the NCP with Rishi Kattel as the party chairperson and declared that the then CPN (UML) and the then CPN (Maoist Centre) were legally separate parties.
The Nepal Communist Party (NCP) was formed in May 2018 after the merger of the then CPN (UML) and the then CPN (Maoist Centre).
People’s News Monitoring Service
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