At this time, as soon as the news came out that the government is preparing to remove all those types of laws from the list and submit a bill with amendments to the parliament, not only legal practitioners, but the entire Nepali society became agitated.
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According to the laws directed by the Constitution of Nepal, we have a legal system that does not grant amnesty for 11 types of heinous crimes such as corruption, torture, coercion, murder, explosives, kidnapping, body hostage and missing persons, human trafficking as well as trafficking, money laundering and drug dealing punishable by imprisonment for more than three years.
According to the laws directed by the Constitution of Nepal, we have a legal system that does not grant amnesty for 11 types of heinous crimes such as corruption, torture, coercion, murder, explosives, kidnapping, body hostage and missing persons, human trafficking as well as smuggling, money laundering and drug dealing punishable by imprisonment for more than three years. Irony! At this time, as soon as the news came out that the government is preparing to remove all those types of laws from the list and submit the bill with amendments to the parliament, not only the legal professionals, but the entire Nepalese society became agitated. Preparing to submit this revised bill has raised some serious questions on the government. Under no circumstances should amnesty be granted to those guilty of heinous crimes.
– Ramakrishna Baral, Jorpati-5, Kathmandu
