Kathmandu, May 25 -- The issue of the Rastriya Swatantra Party's future leadership has resurfaced.

This follows the Supreme Court order on Friday to uphold the Tulsipur High Court's decision to send RSP chief Rabi Lamichhane to custody in a case of cooperatives fraud and organised crime.

RSP leader Yagya Mani Neupane, an advocate, has proposed filling key vacant party positions, including vice-president. Neupane's proposal comes in response to the court order, which could result in a prolonged absence of founding party president Lamichhane from party activities. Neupane argued that it is vital to fill the vacant posts to ensure the party's continued functionality until its next general convention.

In a letter addressed to Acting Presid...