Why fear cooperative investigation?

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I am a general law student. I don't know if the law I read is wrong or my understanding is wrong. I read that the same law applies equally to rich, poor, women, men, kings and ranks.

There is no discrimination in the application of the law. This means that the punishment for crimes of the same nature is the same. Ignorance of the law does not mean immunity from punishment. In which law of Nepal is it written that without investigating the crimes, corruption and irregularity committed against the state, you have done more corruption than me, and you can defend yourself against the accusations under the guise of power and strength? Didn't I miss reading? It is called

- don't be afraid. A stranger is afraid. Whoever it is, the way should be opened to investigate the allegations against him. The accused person does not hold any public office during the independent investigation. Is this arrangement applicable only to general employees? Minister of Home Affairs, didn't you expel your own member from the party yesterday after 72 hours of the irregularity being reported on social media? Nepalese people want - you will be truthful in the investigation and you will be acquitted. And to fulfill your promise to the common people and to maintain good governance in the country, you will open the corruption files of all persons and parties, including this party, that party, this mine, that mine, bring GB Rai wherever he is and solve the problem of cooperative victims. These are the commitments that you have repeatedly made to the Nepalese people. If you don't keep your promise, you will be like old wine in a new bottle. This word is not mine, I borrowed it from you.

– Kosimaya Lamichhane Dhamala , Ranivan, Kathmandu