Parliamentary Hearing on Proposed Chief Justice Scheduled for Tomorrow

News update with editorial review. Sixteen complaints have been filed against the proposed Chief Justice, Dr. Manoj Sharma. The Parliamentary Hearing Committee is preparing to open these complaints and distribute them to the members of parliament. After discussions with the complainants, the hearing for the proposed Chief Justice will take place. Kathmandu, 18 May. The parliamentary hearing for the proposed Chief Justice is scheduled for tomorrow. Dr. Manoj Sharma, who has been recommended for the position of Chief Justice, faces sixteen registered complaints. The Parliamentary Hearing Committee, during its meeting on 10 May, had decided to call for complaints against Sharma within ten days. Sixteen complaints were received within the stipulated timeframe. To review the complaints, the Parliamentary Hearing Committee is convening a meeting at 8 a.m. According to the committee chairperson, Bodhnarayan Shrestha, the complaints will be opened and distributed to MPs. “After opening and distributing the complaints to the MPs, discussions with the complainants will begin at 10 a.m.,” Chairperson Shrestha said. “Subsequently, the committee will continue its proceedings to conduct the hearing of the proposed Chief Justice.”