Kathmandu. The special court has allowed Madhav Kumar Nepal, the former prime minister and co-convenor of the CPN, to be held as heir in the corruption case.
Nepal filed a petition in the court saying that it should go to participate in the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAP) to be held in South Korea from November 19 to 22.
On Friday, hearing the petition, the bench of special court president Basudev Acharya and members Dilliratna Shrestha and Umesh Koirala allowed the legal practitioner to retain the heirs on the payment set for October 19.
The Abuse of Authority Investigation Commission has filed a corruption case against Nepal on the allegation that the Council of Ministers allowed the sale of land in Patanjali’s land case.