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Opposition Leader Demands Impartial Probe into Allegations Against Former Home Minister Gurung

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Bhishmaraj Angdembe, leader of the Nepali Congress parliamentary party, has called for an impartial investigation into allegations against former Home Minister Sudhan Gurung, expressing concern that a government-formed committee might attempt to exonerate him. Gurung resigned on April 22 amid controversy over share investments and alleged financial ties with businessman Deepak Bhatta. Angdembe criticized the government for delays in forming the probe committee and for perceived double standards in corruption investigations.

  • A three-member investigation committee, led by former High Court judge Achyut Prasad Bhandari, has been formed to examine the allegations against Sudhan Gurung and submit a report.
  • Angdembe accused the government of applying double standards by investigating some individuals for corruption allegations while ignoring others.
  • Gurung resigned from his post on April 22, citing moral responsibility due to public scrutiny and mounting political pressure.
  • The controversy surrounding Gurung emerged after questions were raised about his reported share investments and financial relationship with businessman Deepak Bhatta.

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