By Our Reporter Construction of the Nijgadh International Airport in Bara has become uncertain as anti-development group has become active to fail the project. When some in the disguise of environmentalists are opposing the project citing that trees need to be cleared unnecessarily in the construction site, whereas others have been busy creating hurdles to the national pride projects. The government’s target of commencing construction activities at Nijgadh International Airport in December has faced a sang after the Supreme Court continued its interim order issued on December 6 that directed the government to halt ongoing construction at NIA. A double bench of Chief Justice Cholendra Shamsher Rana and Justice Kumar Regmi directed the government to halt ongoing works at the construction site. Responding to a writ petition against the NIA construction today, the apex court directed the government to adhere to the directive that was issued on December 6. The directive was issued on a writ petition filed by Dwarikanath Dhungel, former secretary of Nijgadh Forest Preservation Committee. The SC has also directed the government to immediately stop felling trees at the construction site. When Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Yogesh Bhattarai has been claiming to begin the work on the project soon,the SC order has posed a challenge to the entire project.