The details of more than five lakh small savers are being collected in the cooperative

"Letters have been sent directly to the cooperatives under the jurisdiction of the Department of Cooperatives, to the organizations under the regulation of the provinces through the Prime Minister's Office and to the organizations under the regulation of the local level through the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration," said Registrar Ghimire. No. In cooperatives which have problems, there is a situation where savers do not get their money back even when they ask for it. It is going to collect the details of savers who save up to five lakh and three lakh rupees in those institutions.'

Registrar Ghimire informed that correspondence has been sent to the state and local levels to collect data on how many small savers there are in cooperatives, especially in cooperatives, and how much their savings have to be returned by the organizations. "We cannot look at the cooperatives that have become problematic, so only the details of problem-oriented cooperatives have been requested," he added.

In the budget of the current financial year, the government has planned to return up to five lakh savings in savings and credit cooperatives. As the necessary data for the implementation of the same plan is not available, the cooperative department requested the mentioned data under the instructions of the government.