CASE REGISTERED AT SPECIAL COURT BY CIAA FOR RECOVERY OF RS.2.2 MILLION FROM LAWMAKER IN PASSPORT SCAM CASE

CIAA REGISTERS CASE AT SPECIAL COURT FOR RECOVERY OF RS.2.2 MILLION FROM LAWMAKER

Kathmandu, 29 Nov.: CIAA Tuesday filed a case at a special court for recovery of Rs. 2.2 million from lawmaker Shiva Pujan Raya Yadav for misuse by sale of a personal diplomatic passport.
Charges were also registered against eight government officials for recovery of Rs.2.2 million each as well.
Officials chaged are: Gopal Baniya, Manoj Kumar Karki, Devendra Paudel, Santosh Raj Uprety and Dil Bahadur Gharti.
Others charged are immigration officials Ramesh Lamsal, Devi Dutta Khatri and computer officer Indra Kumar Sunuwar.
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UML CONLUDES SUPREME COURT BREACHED ITS JURISDICTION
Kathmandu, 29 Nov.: Parliamentary party meeting of the CPN-UML on Tuesday concluded that the Supreme Court's recent verdict on term of the Constituent Assembly breached its jurisdiction, RSS reports.
The meeting held in Singha Durbar made such conclusion, said Chief Whip of the party, Bhim Acharya, adding that the SC verdict was not constitutional but a political one.
The court can't make decision on people's ground; it the legislature-Parliament to decide on the amendment of the constitution, Acharya added.
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RPP-NEPAL LEADER SAYS CONSTITUTION WON’T BE PROLUMLATED AGAIN IN COMING SIX MONTHS
Kathmandu, 29 Nov.: Parliamentary party leader of the RPP-Nepal, Chandra Bahadur Gurung said there was no basis of completion of the constitution writing within the extended six months, RSS reports.

Talking to media persons, he demanded to fully implement the Supreme Court verdict that gives the political parties six months to complete the constitution writing before the Constituent Assembly is dissolved.

The Constituent Assembly must concentrate on constitution writing, he stressed.
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