HoR: Call for disclosure of probe committee reports
Summary
A Nepali Congress lawmaker has called for the government to make public reports from various probe and study committees, including investigations into the Home Minister’s assets, gold smuggling, and the Gen-Z movement. He accused the government of practicing “selective accountability” by withholding reports and acting only on issues favorable to it.
Key Points
- Nepali Congress lawmaker Narendra Kumar Kerung demanded disclosure of reports from multiple government-formed probe and study committees.
- He specifically sought the public release of the committee report on Home Minister-related asset and investment questions, the Gen-Z movement, and gold smuggling.
- Kerung said reports are often prepared and then kept in a drawer, denying affected people justice and transparency.
- He accused the government of “selective accountability” and asked for the discussion paper on constitutional amendments to be made public.
