Kathmandu, May 12: The Supreme Court on Friday issued a directive to make strong arrangement so that the personal details of Nepalis would not be accessible to the foreigners while printing the driving digital license card.
A division bench of Justices Kedar Prasad Chalise and Hari Krishna Karki issued such directive, upholding the interim order, SC’s Joint Spokesperson Bishwaraj Poudel said.
The SC verdict has asked the government to give continuity to the interim order until the final verdict on the case, adding that Nepali citizens’ details would be in the hands of the foreign company while digitalizing the driving license of the Nepalis, which would have adverse effect on security sensitivity.
In the order, the SC has directed the government to protect the details of its citizens. RSS
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