The parliamentary hearing of Kharel, proposed as Nepal’s ambassador to Malaysia, has been put on hold while the concerned committee studies the matter, according to reports. No date has been announced for when the hearing will resume.
Committee Begins Study
The committee responsible for the hearing has begun a study related to Kharel’s proposed appointment. The move means the hearing will not proceed for now, while the committee considers the matter. Reports did not specify how long the study is expected to take or what issues it will examine.
The pause concerns the parliamentary hearing process for the proposed ambassadorial appointment. Kharel has been named as Nepal’s nominee for the post in Malaysia, but the hearing has not been completed. The committee’s study is the latest stated development in the process.
No Resumption Date Announced
No timetable has been given for the hearing to resume. The available reports do not say whether the committee has set a date for its next decision or when it expects to conclude its study. Until further information is announced, the timing of the hearing remains uncertain.
The reports also do not provide further details about the reasons for putting the hearing on hold. They state that the committee has started studying the matter, but do not identify specific concerns or describe what information is being reviewed.
For now, the proposed appointment remains at the parliamentary hearing stage, with the committee’s study underway and the next hearing date yet to be announced. Any update on the review or scheduling will determine when the process moves forward.
