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- The Nepal Bar Association has demanded that legal practitioners should be allowed to enter the Sindh Darbar on the basis of their identity cards.
- Bar General Secretary Kedar Prasad Koirala has said that the concerned authorities have been brought to the attention of the relevant authorities but no hearing has been done.
- The member of the House of Representatives, Suhang Nembang, has drawn the attention of the members of the Prime Minister’s team not to implement the new rule that requires legal professionals to get a pass from the citizen app.
25 March, Kathmandu. The Nepal Bar Association has demanded that entry into the Singha Darbar should be done without restriction on the basis of the identity card.
As in the past, as in the past, legal professionals should be allowed to enter the administrative court including the administrative court in the Sinha Darbar complex, as per the previous provisions.
Bar General Secretary and Senior Advocate Kedar Prasad Koirala issued a statement today and made such a demand.
“The entry of legal practitioners into the Administrative Court Law Gayat within the Singhdarbar complex has been obstructed for the past few days and the attention of the Nepal Bar Association has been brought to the attention of the concerned body, and there has been no hearing,” the statement said.
Just today, the member of the House of Representatives and UML youth leader Suhang Nembang drew the attention of the members of Prime Minister Balen Shah’s team not to implement the new rule that legal professionals should also take a pass from the citizen app when entering the Singha Darbar.