The Supreme Court had issued an injunction on December 19 not to implement the notice regarding the road expansion in Hetauda. The court has summoned both parties and scheduled a hearing on December 26.
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The Road Division, Hetauda, has temporarily suspended the expansion of the main road in the market. The Road Border Protection Program for National Highways within the Hetauda Sub-metropolitan Area, 2082, has been suspended due to the Supreme Court's injunction order, informed Road Division Chief Guru Prasad Adhikari.
The Road Division demolished 531 houses on Saturday. He said that two days have been given to remove the goods from the demolished houses.
‘A writ petition was filed in the Supreme Court by some stakeholders against the notice published during the Road Border Protection Campaign, and the Supreme Court issued the dispatch order on Mangsir 19, 2082, and the deadline was fulfilled on Mangsir 21, 2082, i.e. at 12:46 pm on Sunday. It is requested that the works mentioned in the notice be postponed for the time being,’ the Division Chief Officer said.
The Supreme Court had issued a dispatch order on Mangsir 19 not to implement the notice regarding the expansion of the road in Hetauda. The court has summoned both the parties and fixed a hearing on Mangsir 26. The locals had protested, saying that the government had hastily demolished people’s houses by rejecting the court order.
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