Supreme Court's short-term interim order to stop Mesu of Lumbini from working

The claim of the petitioner is that it is against the law to appoint a 10th level doctor while an 11th level doctor is working

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Supreme Court Lumbini Regional Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr. Indra Dhakal has been issued a short-term interim order not to work. A month ago, on May 18th, the Supreme Court issued a short-term interim order not to employ Dhakal, who was appointed as Mesu by the decision of the Lumbini state government, on the petition of another doctor working in the hospital, Bishnu Gautam.

Supreme Court's short-term interim order to stop Mesu of Lumbini from working

dr. Former Mesu Dr. of Lumbini Province demanding to cancel Dhakal's appointment as it is not qualified. Gautam reached the Supreme Court. Dr. While hearing Gautam's petition, the single bench of the Supreme Court Justice Binod Sharma issued a short-term interim order in the name of the respondent saying that all the responsibilities, financial and administration after the appointment should be kept in the status quo without implementing the appointment and correspondence. The Lumbini state government has been made an opponent in the case.

Mesu appointed Dr. Dhakal belongs to the 10th standard . Dr. Gautham belongs to the 11th standard. Gautam demanded the cancellation of Dhakal's appointment saying that 11 levels are required for MESU.

dr. Gautam stated that according to the decision of the Government of Nepal dated November 1, 2078, a permanent doctor of the eleventh level should be a medical superintendent, but he insisted that it was against the law because he was employed in the same position in the hospital and a consultant orthopedic surgeon working at the tenth level was appointed.

The Supreme Court issued a short-term interim order on Friday, but the hospital administration said that the letter of order was registered in the provincial hospital on Monday. Before this, Dr. Sudarshan Thapa was the Medical Superintendent.