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SC issues short-term interim order not to implement the decision to give 2 lakhs rupees to Maoist ex-militants



KATHMANDU: The Supreme Court(SC) has given a short-term interim order not to immediately implement the decision to grant Rs 2 lakhs as a relief to ex-combatants of the CPN-Maoist party.

The bench of Justice Kumar Regmi stated that the decision to give money to the ex-militant should not be implemented immediately.

The government had prepared a procedure for giving Rs 2 lakh each to the fighters of the then CPN (Maoist).

In the procedure, there was a provision that they would deposit two lakh rupees into the bank account of the ex-combatants. There are 4,008 unqualified fighters.

Earlier, it was made public that the cabinet meeting held on March 20 had decided to give Rs two lakhs each to the unqualified fighters.

Publish Date : 16 May 2023 18:33 PM

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