Home Minister Lamichhane submitted the report on gold smuggling to Prime Minister Dahal

Chaitra 2, 2080

Home Minister Lamichhane submitted the report on gold smuggling to Prime Minister Dahal

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Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane has submitted the report of the Commission of Inquiry on the control of illegal importation (trafficking) of gold to the Prime Minister. On Friday morning, Home Minister Lamichhane submitted the report prepared by the commission to Prime Minister Dahal.

After understanding the report, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal instructed the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister to guarantee the implementation of the report according to the process without being influenced or pressured by anyone, to create an environment in which any guilty person will not be acquitted and innocent and to immediately carry forward the reforms pointed out in the report. Following the instructions of the Prime Minister, Minister Lamichhane has started an internal consultation on the implementation of the report.

Commission submitted its report to Home Minister Lamichhane on Thursday. The commission has recommended departmental action against Nepal Police's Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) chief Kiran Bajracharya and the then director general of the immigration department Jhalakram Adhikari.

Action has been recommended against AIG Bajracharya for giving immunity to former Home Minister and Maoist Vice President Krishna Bahadur Mahara, then Director General of Immigration Department and former Inspector General of Police and UML leader Sarbendra Khanal. Former IGP Khanal was a candidate from UML in the elections held in Tanahun, the constituency of President Ramchandra Paudel.

A commission of inquiry was formed under the leadership of former judge Dilliraj Acharya after the then opposition UML and RSVP blocked the parliament for a month last July demanding to break the net of powerful officials of political, administrative and security bodies in gold smuggling. But the commission has questioned the police for not taking action against Maoist and UML leaders in gold smuggling.

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