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[Nepal] - 9,590 govt staff members to face action for not revealing home information

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KATHMANDU, AUGUST 16The National Vigilance Centre has recommended that the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority initiate action against 9,590 government employees who failed to submit their property details in the fiscal 2021-22




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