Inspector General of Police Dan Bahadur Karki has decided to challenge a decision of the Council of Ministers in court, according to a source close to the police chief. Karki reportedly said he would pursue legal action soon after the government decision became public. The decision’s contents and the grounds for a possible challenge were not specified in the available report.
Karki’s reported response
The account, published by Global Aawaj, attributes the information to a source close to Karki. According to that source, Karki gave his reaction immediately after the cabinet decision was made public and told people close to him that he would take the matter to court.
The report does not provide a direct statement from Karki. It also does not identify the people to whom he reportedly spoke or give further detail about when a court filing might be made. His reported intention to challenge the decision is therefore attributed to the source cited in the report.
Details of the cabinet decision remain unclear
The available information does not specify what the Council of Ministers decided, when the cabinet made the decision, or how it affects Karki. It likewise does not set out the legal arguments he may rely on, name the court where a case could be filed, or say whether any formal legal action has begun.
Those details are central to understanding the potential case, but they were not included in the report. For now, the information establishes only that Karki is reportedly planning to challenge a cabinet decision and that he communicated this intention to people close to him after the decision became public.
No further official response reported
The report does not include a response from the Council of Ministers or additional comments from Karki. It also gives no information about any next steps by the government or the court. Until further details or a formal filing are made public, the nature of the dispute and its possible legal outcome remain unknown.
