The 'Property Investigation Commission' started work, the assets of high-ranking officials are under government surveillance
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- Thu, 23 April 2026
Kathmandu. The 'Property Investigation Commission', formed by the government with the main objective of ending corruption and impunity, has formally started its work. The five-member commission formed under the chairmanship of former Supreme Court judge Rajendra Kumar Bhandari started work from Wednesday. By establishing its office in Kesarmahal, the Commission has started the process of careful monitoring and investigation on the property of persons holding public positions and high-ranking employees.
The commission specifically v. no. Since 2062, 63, it has been given the responsibility to collect property details of political officials and high-ranking employees who are in public office, retired or currently in office.
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