Kathmandu, Aug 6: The Supreme Court (SC) issued an interim order in the name of the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) not to implement its decision of taking action against seven doctors of TU Teaching Hospital (TUTH).
A single bench of SC Justice Anand Mohan Bhattarai passed the interim order on Friday, seeking no immediate action against seven medical doctors.
The Court in its order stated that the CIAA was found initiating action against the doctors, breaching its jurisdictions guaranteed by the Nepal’s constitution, according to SC Co-Spokesperson Bishwaraj Poudel.
TUTH doctor Bimal Sinha, Assistant Dean Sharad Onta, Dr Jagdish Prasad Agrawal, Dr Dinesh Binod Pokhrel, Dr Madhu Devkota, Dr Krishna KC and associate professor Rajdevi Adhikari last Thursday moved the apex court, claiming that CIAA initiated action against them, by going beyond its constitutional jurisdictions.
Lately, the CIAA reportedly initiated investigations in their alleged role in verification of documents and MBBS seat fixation in the Gandaki Medical College. RSS
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