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Chief Justice Prakashman Singh Raut administered the oath of office and confidentiality to Leeladevi Gattoula, Chairman of the Disappeared Persons Inquiry Commission, and Mahesh Thapa, Chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
In a program organized today at the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Raut administered the oath of office and secrecy to the chairmen of both the commissions.
After the Chief Justice administered the oath to the two chairpersons of the commission, the chairpersons administered the oath of office and confidentiality to their respective commission members.
Truth and Reconciliation Commission President Thapa and member Achyut Prasad Bhandari, Dr. Tika Prasad Dhakal, Padam Bahadur Shahi and Kumari Kaushal Ojha.
Similarly, Gadtaula is the chairman of the investigation commission for missing persons and Gopalnath Yogi, Agniprasad Thapalia, Srijan Pokharel and Vinita Nepali are the members.
The meeting of the Council of Ministers appointed the chairman and members for both commissions on May 1st. The chairman and members of both commissions have been appointed as per the recommendations of the Committee of Inquiry into Disappeared Persons and the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation Act, 2071.
