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Measures to prevent co-operative fraud
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1. Let's confiscate and auction the property of the director who manages the money of the cooperative and distribute it to the victims. Let's suspend their passports.
2. Whoever is the director, employee or member of the loan sub-committee who gives unsecured loan, let us recover such loan from their property.
3. Let's issue a circular to 77 district administrations, all local bodies and banks to stop the facilities given by the state to fraudsters who deliberately do not pay cooperative loans such as passports, facilities provided by local bodies, citizenship recommendations for their children, no objection letters, recommendations for real estate sales, opening bank accounts.
4. In order to prevent a single fraudulent borrower from defrauding 10 cooperatives, it is necessary to immediately put into operation the credit information center provided in the Cooperative Act 2074. Why is the government not able to implement it? Who's stopping you?
5. The Cooperative Stabilization Fund arranged for short-term relief to cooperatives in trouble should be put into operation immediately.
– Gopal Devkota, Gokarneshwar, Kathmandu
प्रकाशित : आश्विन २, २०८१ ०७:२०
