Home Minister Gurung defends share investments, denies concealment
Summary
Home Minister Sudan Gurung denies concealing share investments worth Rs 2.5 million, stating all his stock market holdings over Rs 20 million are declared publicly. He clarifies the nature of his investments and assures full cooperation with ongoing investigations.
Key Points
- Home Minister Sudan Gurung denies allegations of concealing Rs 2.5 million share investments from his property declaration.
- He states all investments exceeding Rs 20 million are publicly declared on the Council of Ministers' website.
- Gurung explains the share classifications and insists the investments were made through a fully traceable loan.
- He asserts any conflict of interest investigations fall under the Department of Money Laundering Investigation and pledges cooperation.
