Anti-Graft Body Files Case Against Officials for Illegally Registering Public Land in Mahottari
Summary
The CIAA has filed a corruption case against officials and a private individual in Mahottari for illegally registering public land as private property, demanding imprisonment and fines.
Key Points
- The CIAA filed a case against Land Revenue Office employees and a private individual for illegally registering public land in Mahottari.
- The land in question was government-owned, recorded as a pond, but was fraudulently transferred to private ownership.
- The claimed damages for the illegally transferred land total NPR 1,725,000 based on a per katthah valuation of NPR 300,000.
- The charge sheet demands imprisonment and fines under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 2059.
