Kathmandu, March 25 -- As pressure mounts from all sides on the interim government to make public the report on the judicial inquiry into the state crackdown on September's Gen Z uprising, officials say consultations with various stakeholders are still ongoing.

Since a new prime minister is set to take the oath of office and secrecy this Friday, the Prime Minister's Office said the interim government is still in discussions over the release of the report.

The interim government had formed a three-member commission on September 21 under the leadership of former judge of Special Court Gauri Bahadur Karki to investigate the crackdown. Although the commission was given a three-month deadline, it submitted its report to the government only o...