The Supreme Court has again issued an interim order on the government formation dispute in Madhesh Province.

Earlier, in a writ petition, the Supreme Court issued an interim order barring Saroj Kumar Yadav, who was appointed as the Chief Minister, from doing any far-reaching work. A bench of Justices Nahakul Subedi and Sunil Kumar Pokharel made the order. The Supreme Court order stated that the resignation was made while the process of taking a vote of confidence as per Article 168, Clause 4, of the Constitution had not been completed and that the majority of the members of the House had applied to form the government as per Clause 2. story break ‘Without taking any decision on the said application, the A. The issue of whether or not the Chief Minister can be appointed as per Clause 3 is of a nature to be decided at the time of the final decision,' the order states, 'However, since it appears that a serious question of the values ​​and transparency of parliamentary democracy envisaged by the Constitution has been raised prima facie in the process of appointing the Chief Minister, the Council of Ministers, which was formed on 2082.07.23, shall not take any decision with a policy and long-term impact and shall not take any action in the process of obtaining a vote of confidence as per Clause 4 of Article 168 of the Constitution of Nepal until the final decision of the petition is made,' the order states.