सुनचाँदी
विनिमयदर
मिति रुपान्तरण
पेट्रोलको भाउ
तरकारी / फलफूल
AQI
मौसम
रेडियो लाइभ
बैंक ब्याजदर
युनिकोड टुल्स
सेयर मार्केट्स
तपाईंको राशिफल
सिनेमा बोर्ड
निर्वाचन पोर्टल
Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: The Special Court on Tuesday has ordered the hearing of the corruption case against former Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal in connection with the Patanjali Yogpeeth and Ayurved Company land grabbing case. A joint bench of Justices Narayan Prasad Poudel and Umesh Koirala has fixed the case as the next round of hearing.
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) on June 5 had filed a case at the Special Court naming 93 persons including Nepal as defendants in the Patanjali land scam. The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has slapped a fine of Rs 185.85 million against Nepal.
The anti-graft body has accused Nepal of misusing his position as the then Prime Minister to transfer public property for personal and institutional interests and indulging in corruption.
The then Council of Ministers under the leadership of Nepal had approved the land transaction to Patanjali in excess of the ceiling in its meeting on February 6, 2066. The charge sheet has claimed that Nepal had allowed Patanjali to sell and exchange land beyond the limit on February 1, 2006.
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) had filed a case against 93 people on the charge of illegally selling 314 ropanis of land and embezzling 1 daam of land.
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