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गण्डकीका अदालतद्वारा भदौको आन्दोलनमा नष्ट भएका ३,३०७ मुद्दाका फाइल पुनःप्राप्ति

गण्डकी प्रदेशमा गत भदौको 'जेन जी' आन्दोलनका क्रममा आगजनीबाट नष्ट भएका ६,१२६ कानुनी कागजातमध्ये ३,३०७ वटा मुद्दाका फाइलहरू पुनःप्राप्त गरिएका छन्। पोखरा उच्च अदालत, कास्की जिल्ला अदालत र तनहुँ जिल्ला अदालतमा रहेका यी अभिलेखहरू आन्दोलनका क्रममा जलाइएका थिए। सरकारी वकिलको कार्यालय र सम्बन्धित पक्षहरूसँग रहेका प्रतिलिपिहरू संकलन गरेर यी फाइलहरू पुनः तयार पारिएको हो। बाँकी रहेका अन्य कागजातहरू पनि पुनःस्थापना गर्ने कार्य जारी रहेको छ।

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3,000 court cases perished during Gen Z movement recovered in Gandaki

GANDAKI: Out of 6,126 legal documents torched during the September uprising in Gandaki Province, 3,307 court cases have been regained. The High Court of Pokhara, District Court of Kaski, and the District Court of Tanahu had lost such number of court cases. The district attorney offices and concerned disputants of cases were requested to provide […]

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  1. 3,000 court cases burnt during Gen Z movement recovered in Gandaki

    The district attorney offices and concerned disputants of cases were requested to provide the copy of the court cases. These recovered copies are verified by the related courts.

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  2. 3,000 court cases perished during Gen Z movement recovered in Gandaki

    Gandaki, July 19: Out of 6,126 legal documents torched during the September uprising in Gandaki Province, 3,307 court ca...

  3. Gandaki courts recover 3,307 files destroyed in September protest

    Key Takeaways: 6,126 case records were lost in arson attacks during the unrest 3,307 files have been restored so far across three courts Recovery campaign relies on copies from...

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