Kathmandu, March 17: Acting Chief Justice (CJ) Hari Krishna Karki has said that processes for the appointment of justices should be advanced soon to ensure justice delivery.
At a programme organized by Bar
Council Nepal on Friday, Karki admitted that the expected job in the justice
delivery has not taken place due to a limited number of justices.
"Despite working for the
reforms in the judiciary, it has not taken momentum due to a limited number of
justices," the Acting CJ said.
The judiciary has a limited number
of justices amid a rising number of cases, Karki added. "So, the process to
appoint the justices is required to be advanced ahead at the earliest
possible," Karki argued.
The Acting CJ also claimed that the
judiciary was working to deliver prompt justice and ensure the quality of justice
delivery, while urging the legal practitioners to offer constructive feedback
for the reforms of the judiciary and deliver impartial and quality
justice.
On the occasion, Karki added that
despite efforts to take the SC into the automation system, it could not happen
for lack of sufficient means and resources. (RSS)