By Xinhua
Kathmandu : Nepali cabinet has formed the Constitutional Court to hear disputes and complaints regarding the election, local leading media group’s website Nepalnews.com reported Monday.
The Constitutional Court was formed on Sunday as per the recommendation by the Judicial Council and the special act passed by the Nepali parliament.
Anup Raj Sharma, a Supreme Court judge will head the court. The court will include two members, Tapa Bahadur Magar and Ram Kumar Prasad Shah, both of whom are judges at the apex court.
Nahakul Subedi, co-registrar at the Council, has been appointed as registrar at the Constitutional Court.
The Constituent Assembly elections were slated on April 10. The Constituent Assembly is to decide the future political setup of the country and the fate of Nepali monarchy.