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Nepali Congress protests detention of student leaders
Kathmandu. The Nepali Congress has expressed strong objection to the detention of Nepal Students Union leaders. Congress spokesperson Devraj Chalise issued a statement condemning the arrest and detention of Central Committee member Bhuvan Bhatta, along with student leaders Kumbharaj Deuba, Nabin Bista, Akash Devkota, Sushil Aidi, and Bishal BC.Spokesperson Chalise stated that in a democratic system, freedom of speech and expression, the right to peaceful movement, and the freedom to express dissent are fundamental rights of citizens, and it is the state's constitutional and moral duty to respect and protect these rights.Chalise noted that arresting and detaining citizens for exercising...
Nepal's Political Parties Reach Consensus on Regulating Diplomatic Passport Usage
Kathmandu. Political parties represented in the House of Representatives have reached a consensus to make the use of diplomatic passports clear, dignified, and accountable. According to the Speaker's secretariat, during a discussion held by Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal on Wednesday regarding the recommendation and use of diplomatic passports, chief whips, whips, and representatives of all parties agreed to strictly adhere to existing laws and move toward necessary long-term amendments.During the discussion, Speaker Aryal stated that decisions regarding passports must remain within the boundaries of the law. He noted that if necessary, the law could be amended after consulting with stakeholders,...
