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Bribery case in Siraha court: Employees who take bribes are banned from working
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Naib Subba Gunjeshwar Mahato, who accepted a bribe of 15,000 from a customer in the Siraha District Court, has been barred from working by the court.
After Kantipur revealed that the employee took bribe, the court stopped him from working from Monday. Along with that, he has been asked for an explanation and the court has started investigating him.
'After this incident, we stopped him from working and asked him for an explanation,' Rajkumar Acharya, the court judge, told Kantipur, 'An investigation has also started.' He informed that the Supreme Court and the High Court, Janakpur have also been informed about this matter and the investigation is being carried out from there for action.
Last Friday, Naib Subba Mahato demanded a bribe from a client who has been going to court for 7 months in the murder industry case. The client came in contact with Kantipur.
The accused mother and brother involved in the case did not appear in the court, so their assets were to be frozen, Naib Subba gave 25,000 to freeze the property, and he bargained saying that he would not write a letter to Malpot and if not, he would write a letter and stop it. were The employees who bargained for 25,000 bribes later agreed to 'work' for 15,000. In the video made by Kantipur, the employee said, 'Come with 15,000 to 20,000, there is no stoppage, we will arrange it.' After the employee kept the money in his desk and started doing other work, Kantipur shot the video.
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