About 27,000 corruption complaints in one year, 13,500 in Tameli

Sunday President Ramchandra Poudel Premkumar Rai, chief commissioner of the commission, gave this information while presenting the annual report.

He informed that the total number of complaints to be acted upon is 36 thousand 186 including 9 thousand 268 complaints that have been transferred from the previous financial year.

He said that out of a total of 36 thousand 186 complaints during this period, 27 thousand 714 ie 76.59 percent of the complaints were dismissed through screening and preliminary investigation.

He Among the filed complaints, 13 thousand 593 complaints which are not within the jurisdiction of the Commission, which are persistent or have the intention to cause pain and are of a general nature without any factual evidence, have been settled .

He said that it was decided to conduct a detailed investigation on 1 thousand 133 complaints, 131 complaints were given suggestions and action was taken on 12 thousand 786 complaints according to the law.

Chief Commissioner Rai informed that the 8 thousand 472 complaints which are still pending during the preliminary investigation have been transferred to the financial year 2081/082. Looking at the number of complaints, the areas with the highest number of complaints are federal affairs, 38.91 percent including local level, education, 15.79 percent including local level, 6.98 percent related to illegal property acquisition, 6.49 percent related to land administration .

Similarly, 4.71 related to fake educational certificates, 3.82 related to forest and environment, 3.6 related to health and population, 3.61 related to physical infrastructure and transport sector, 3.52 related to home administration, 2.12 related to financial sector, energy, There are 2.10 percent of water source and irrigation complaints and 1.61 percent of drinking water complaints. Complaints related to various areas other than

are 3.09 percent . Out of 201 cases filed with the commission in the financial year 2080/081, most 58 cases are related to loss of illegal profits and 48 cases are related to bribery.

Chief Commissioner Rai said that there are 34 cases related to fake certificates of educational qualifications, 33 related to damage to public property, 13 related to revenue leakage, 11 related to illegal wealth acquisition, and 4 cases related to various subjects. Rai also informed that a total of 1 thousand 45 people were made defendants and 8 billion 40 million 649 thousand 407 rupees were claimed from the said charge sheets.