Sidhakura's content proved to be 'fake'

An officer of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of the police said that the fact that the material circulated under the name 'Dark File' was 'fake' was confirmed by laboratory tests. According to CIB sources in the report, the Electronic Transactions Act 2063, Civil Crime Code 2074 on creating and broadcasting fake audio is false. The section that does not create

evidence and the code that states that inhuman and degrading treatment should not be investigated has also been submitted to the court.

Police spokesperson DIG Dan Bahadur Karki said that the laboratory's test report was submitted to the Supreme Court on May 14 through the Attorney General's Office. He did not want to reveal the topics covered in the report. Karki says that the issues in the

report are under judicial review in the court, so he cannot say anything about it. "According to the order of the court, we have come to the police for the examination of the audio related to the contempt of court case, we have done technical/laboratory examination of the content and submitted the research report to the court," spokesperson Karki said, "As the judicial resolution of this matter is yet to be resolved by the court, nothing more can be mentioned."

Supreme Court Justice Anand Mohan Bhattarai, Senior Advocate Hari Upreti, Chairman of Kantipur Media Group Kailash Sirohia, Chairman of Annapurna Media Network Rameshwar Thapa to settle the corruption cases related to the sting operation filed by the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority as a sting operation by Sidhakura online and online YouTube channel 2081 Audio content named 'Dark File' on May 14 was broadcast/published. Two days after the broadcast of the audio, on May 16, the Supreme Court administration through Sub-Registrar Govinda Prasad Ghimire filed a contempt case against Yuvraj Kandel of Sidhakura and Naveen Dhungana, saying that misleading content had been broadcast to obstruct the judicial process. In the

court order, it was demanded that 'the person who prepares and broadcasts this kind of misleading, contrived, planned, false content should be brought to the court and make a statement'. While hearing the case on May 17, the Supreme Court ordered to check the facts of the broadcast audio and submit a report within 15 days and to call Sidhakura's Kandel and Dhungana for a statement.

Rajkumar Timalsina, who is said to have conducted the sting operation in the contempt case, and the person accused in the misleading audio were also ordered to file a reply. After the Supreme Court order, CIB was allowed to conduct the audio test. After that, on April 24, under the leadership of DIG Navind Aryal, the Director of Cyber ​​Bureau, a committee was formed to examine the audio, and the laboratory test found that the audio broadcast was false and submitted an opinion that investigation and action should be taken against those involved in three crimes.

The report submitted by Aryal's committee on May 11, CIB submitted the report to Inspector General of Police Basant Kunwar on the same day.