CIAA files corruption case against five, including Rupaandehi land revenue chief
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- Nepal’s Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority filed a corruption case against five people, including Kumar Acharya, chief of the Land Revenue Office in Rupandehi.
- The case alleges that temple-owned land was registered in an individual’s name, with the CIAA seeking Rs453 million in damages.
The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority has filed a corruption case against five people, including Kumar Acharya, chief of the Land Revenue Office in Rupandehi.
The anti-graft body alleges that land belonging to a temple was registered in an individual’s name. It has sought Rs453 million in damages.
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