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A corruption case has been filed against 14 people, including the headmaster Nardev Rokaya, in the Annapurna Secondary School of Dolpa for irregularities worth around 3 million rupees in the public procurement process.
The Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority has filed a charge sheet in the special court in Kathmandu on Sunday with a demand for punishment in accordance with the Prevention of Corruption Act, 2059, and a fine of Rs.
Annapurna Mavi located in Mudkechula rural municipality-7 of Dolpa invited bids through e-bidding process in the financial year 2079/80. During the evaluation, the commission has filed a chargesheet against the construction company in the name of a teacher working in the school, making a decision contrary to the spirit of the Public Procurement Act, Education Act and related regulations. According to the
commission, the company received the bid even though it was ranked fourth in the evaluation, but Mahatara Construction Services, which had the lowest bid score (excluding VAT) of 49,83,394 rupees, was disqualified for not having a site visit.
Directing Construction Service received a payment of 79 lakh 44 thousand 87 rupees, compared to Mahatara Construction Service's report, the commission concluded that the school suffered a loss of 29 lakh 60 thousand 692 rupees.
