The Supreme Court has sentenced Deepak Manange, a member of the Gandaki Provincial Assembly, to five years in prison for murder. The verdict, delivered on Tuesday by the bench of Justices Nahkul Subedi and Tek Prasad Dhungana, upholds a previous ruling by the Patan High Court.
The Patan High Court had sentenced Manange to five years in prison in 2078 BS. In 2061 BS, Manange and his associates were charged with attempting to kill Chakre Milan, leading to this case.
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