Kathmandu, Sept 24: Newly elected Chairman of Amnesty International Nepal, Rajan Kuikel, said role of judiciary would be belittled if the Adhikari couple (Nanda Prasad-Ganga Maya) are not catered justice.
At a reception organized by the new working committee of the Amnesty International Nepal Secretariat here Friday, Chairman Kuikel said he would commit to providing justice to the Adhikari couple from Phujel of Gorkha district by working in unison with the human rights organizations.
Nanda Prasad Adhikari died during the hunger strike he was waging, demanding action against the killers of his son, Krishna Prasad Adhikari. However, Ganga Maya is continuing the strike for the justice. Their son Krishna Prasad was killed in Chitwan during the conflict.
The Amnesty International was set up in Britain in 1961. Now, it has 7.4 million members across the globe. RSS
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