Nepal Supreme Court issues notice to PM Kharki, President on plea to declare interim govt void

The writ was filed nine days ago by eight former House of Representatives (HoR) members of the Nepali Congress, the largest party in the dissolved House.

A demonstrator waves a flag as he stands atop a vehicle near the entrance of the Parliament during a protest against corruption and government’s decision to block several social media platforms, in Kathmandu, Nepal on 8 September 2025 | Photo: Navesh Chitrakar | Reuters

Kathmandu: Nepal’s Supreme Court on Wednesday issued a show cause notice to the government in response to a writ demanding restoration of the House of Representatives and declaring as void the interim government led by Sushila Karki.

The President’ Office, Prime Minister Karki and Council of Ministers among others are the defendants in the writ filed nine days ago by eight former House of Representatives (HoR) members of the Nepali Congress.

The petitioners have demanded formation of a new government led by Nepali Congress being the largest party in the dissolved House to replace the Karki-led interim government.

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