Home minister Gurung resigns, after scrutiny over financial dealings
Summary
Sudan Gurung resigned as Nepal's home minister amid allegations of controversial share investments and links to a businessman under money laundering investigation, prompting calls for a parliamentary probe.
Key Points
- Sudan Gurung resigned as home minister amid controversy over share investments and alleged business links to a money laundering suspect.
- Gurung submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Balendra Shah to ensure impartial investigation and avoid conflict of interest.
- A parliamentary committee is being formed to investigate Gurung, with the prime minister taking charge of the home ministry during the probe.
- Gurung had projected a reformist image but faced criticism for his actions and disclosure discrepancies, leading to calls for a transparent investigation.
