The Court on Tuesday had issued an interim stay order against the 15th annual general assembly of the football governing body scheduled for the following day. Issuing the order, the court had also summoned both the parties from discussions on Thursday to decide whether to give continuity to its interim order or not. After hearing the arguments of both sides, the court has decided to give the final verdict on the case on September 9.
Responding to the case field by the dissatisfied faction of ANFA including Vice-presidents Karma Chhiring Sherpa and Bijay Narayan Manadhar and member Pankaj Nembang, the court on Tuesday had issued interim order to call off the annual general assembly.
ANFA and the petitioners on Thursday presented separate statute of the football governing body at the court. ANFA presented the statute approved by the annual general assembly of 2013 while the agitating faction presented the statute previously approved by the National Sports Council (NSC).
ANFA, which had finished all the preparations for the annual general assembly and also invited all the representatives from districts, converted it into meeting after the verdict of court.
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