He rejected the commission, saying he saw fit to make such details public through the mass media instead of the Assets Investigation Commission.
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Former Supreme Court Justice Ishwar Prasad Khatiwada has announced that he will not submit his asset details to the Property Investigation Commission formed by the government.
He rejected the commission, saying that he saw fit to make such details public through the mass media instead of the commission. Some time ago, the Former Judges Forum had also asked retired judges not to submit their asset details.
Former Justice Khatiwada has mentioned that he has included some constitutional, some legal, some jurisprudential and some practical matters in his record stating that he will make his personal and asset details public for the general public.
'I do not consider it appropriate, necessary and legal to submit or submit my asset details to the Property Investigation Commission, 2083 formed by the Government of Nepal,' he wrote. 'My attention has been drawn to some comments that have come into public discussion regarding those who have not submitted their asset details to the commission and unnecessary and misleading questions raised from certain angles.' In order to clarify my point of view regarding the questions or inquiries raised in this way and to avoid any confusion or doubt among anyone, I am now making my personal and property details public.' He has also commented on 17 points by explaining why he did not submit property details.
Property details made public by former judge
