Digital information on cases to be provided from Tuesday
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The servers of courts across the country, including the Supreme Court, which were damaged after vandalism and arson during the Gen-G demonstration on Bhadra 24, have been fully 'recovered'.
According to Supreme Court spokesperson Arjun Koirala, the arson attack on Bhadra 24 caused a fire and vandalism at the Supreme Court and the data center in Hetauda. The entire system was destroyed in the fire at the data center on the third floor of the main building of the Supreme Court.
The Hetauda High Court suffered some damage during the attack. It took time to recover as all the systems in the Supreme Court were burned. An IT team had been deployed for digital recovery for about a month and a half. According to spokesperson Koirala, the court was ready to provide all the digital information of the case from Tuesday.
Earlier, habeas corpus and some applications were being processed manually. Last Friday, the court had heard the writ petition against the government's decision to recall the ambassador manually.
During the Gen-G movement, 933,000 missiles were burned. Similarly, the Supreme Court decided in a full court meeting to start the recovery after there was uncertainty about what would happen to the files in digital form.
'Now the digital systems of all the courts have been recovered. "All the details entered digitally have been found safe," he said. "The details entered digitally are now accessible."
