Kathmandu. The Supreme Court has said that the hearing will not take place immediately.
Issuing a notice on Wednesday, the SC said that the hearing could not be conducted until further notice. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court was set ablaze during the protests.
According to the court, all the documents of the case were destroyed in the arson.
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