The interim order has been issued to prevent any policy decisions that will have a long-term impact on Madhesh Province until the final decision on the writ petition is made, stating that the decision to appoint UML parliamentary party leader Saroj Kumar Yadav as the Chief Minister is unconstitutional and requires an explanation.
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The Supreme Court has stayed any decision that will have a long-term impact on Madhesh Province until the final decision on the writ petition, stating that the process of appointing the Chief Minister of Madhesh Province is unconstitutional and that questions need to be answered.
The interim order has been issued, stating that the decision to appoint UML parliamentary party leader Saroj Kumar Yadav as the Chief Minister is unconstitutional and that questions need to be explained. The order has been issued by a bench of Justice Tek Prasad Dhungana.
Similarly, 74 MPs, excluding the UML, had filed a writ petition today, saying that the formation of the Madhesh Province government is unconstitutional. The filing of the writ petition is scheduled for tomorrow.
‘The appointment of the Madhesh Chief Minister is constitutionally and morally wrong’ 
