With the court building lying unused after the arson, administrative work and sessions have been conducted in the police barracks, causing problems for service recipients.
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The Tulsipur High Court building has been damaged beyond use due to arson during the Gen-G movement. It has been stated that the building cannot be used due to the red sticker affixed to it.
As the building could not be used, administrative work was done in the police security barracks and sessions were held in the garage, said court registrar Yama Prasad Baskota. After the arson, the court remained completely closed for five days, and it took a month to provide regular services. Regular hearings began only from October 26 by forming a temporary bench.
Baskota said that old files were destroyed by the arson and that work is currently underway to collect the documents of those files. He informed that work is currently underway to receive new writs and district court applications.
Baskota said that the building and documents, as well as 5 vehicles and 4 motorcycles, were burned in the fire. According to him, the court has suffered damage worth about Rs 300 million due to the arson. Important documents and physical structures have been destroyed due to the attack and arson targeted by the protesters on the court. After the documents and the building were destroyed, there has been a problem in operating regular services, due to which service recipients are facing problems.
