Tribhuvan University says it will reclaim encroached land. No action has followed the decision
Summary
Tribhuvan University has delayed enforcing its decision to reclaim about 129 hectares of encroached land despite approving the move over a week ago, amid objections from staff and professors involved in misuse.
Key Points
- A probe found approximately 2,539 ropanis (129 hectares) of Tribhuvan University land encroached or misused.
- The university formally decided on April 6 to reclaim the encroached land but has yet to take action.
- Staff and professors allegedly linked to encroachment have obstructed the implementation process.
- A high-level task force and legal actions through anti-corruption agencies have been planned to address misuse.
