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Account officer of Veer Hospital Dahal arrested with bribe, corruption case filed in court

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Kathmandu. The Abuse of Authority Investigation Commission has filed a corruption case against Dhundi Raj Dahal, an accounting officer working at Veer Hospital under the National Academy of Medical Sciences.

According to the commission, the investigation was initiated based on the information and complaint that Dahal took bribe while passing the bills to be paid to various supplier companies and contractors as per the rules. At the same time, the team deployed from the Tangal office of the Commission arrested Dahal along with 1 lakh 20 thousand 850 in cash from the working room.

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