After the bench of District Judge Dhuvraraj Karki decided to present the witness and make a statement, a new hearing has been fixed on August 11.
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The district court of Kathmandu has ordered that the witnesses who did not appear according to the deadline issued by the court in the fake Bhutanese refugee case should be served with affidavits.
Deepak Kumar Shrestha, information officer of the Kathmandu District Court, said that on Tuesday, the bench of District Judge Dhuvrraj Karki saw that some people who appeared as government witnesses did not have affidavits.
According to him, the bench has scheduled a new hearing for the statement on August 11. Information officer Shrestha said that if the witnesses are present on that day, the statement will be made, if not, the process of the case will proceed according to the order of the bench.
Former Home Minister and Nepali Congress leader Balkrishna Khan, suspended MP Top Bahadur Rayamazhi, former Home Secretary Teknarayan Pandey, A case was filed against Indrajit Rai, Bechan Jha, former Speaker Angtawa Sherpa and others.
After two years, the court ordered this while starting the trial. Now the remaining witnesses will be heard again. 30 people in the fake refugee case on May 10, 2080 The first case was filed in District Court Kathmandu.
For the second time, a supplementary indictment was registered against five people on 9 Baisakh 2081. After Bechan Jha was arrested, a third supplementary charge was filed against him on July 29.
