Rishikesh Pokharel, who is also the chairman of the Public Accounts Committee of the Parliament, has put pressure on Anjala Koirala, the absconding accused in the savings fraud case of Uma-Gauri Agricultural Cooperative, to extend her leave to the school where she is teaching.

The public prosecutor's office has filed a case against 26 people, including Koirala, the former owner of the cooperative, who has been on the run since the court issued the arrest warrant, demanding a fine of 2248 million 27 thousand 700 rupees and a prison sentence of 6 to 8 years. 

Anjala is a teacher at Mahendra Ratri High School in Biratnagar. "Chairman Pokhareljee has sent a letter requesting indefinite sick leave approval," Principal Jhank Prasad Parajuli said to Kantipur, "He also called and understood whether the letter was received/not." claim. Parajuli said that the school has not approved his leave. 

The district attorney's office Morang filed a case against 26 people including Anjala on the savings fraud of Uma-Gauri Agricultural Cooperative Society on November 27. She was a fugitive accused since that day and was present in the school for a few days even after the filing of the case. The Morang District Court issued an arrest warrant against him and 16 more people on December 2. She was approved for five days leave from the day before the arrest warrant was issued. She was also present at the President's Running Shield program organized by the school on November 28. 

Chairman of the Audit Committee Pokharel responded that he did not know anything about the letter being sent to the school. In response to the question that the principal himself confirmed that the letter had been sent, Chairman Pokharel said, "Whoever said anything happened?" Who makes what stories, how can I answer all the stories?' 

In the Uma-Gauri cooperative fraud, the then director and officer Anjala Koirala along with Roshan Rajvanshi, Shambhu Prasad Rauniar, Laxman Sah Rauniar, Alam Ansari Mian, Shambhu Prasad Singh, Amod Kumar Mandal, Jitman Thakur, Vijay Kumar Yadav, Surendra Kumar Rajvanshi, Ashok Kumar Biswas, Dilmaya Rai, Upasi Rajvanshi, Sonu Yadav, Mohammad Najam Uddin, Champa Giri, Shambhuprasad Singh, Santalal Khawas, Laxmidevi Karki Rajvanshi, Jyoti Baskota, Suman Lohani, Mitraprasad Sivakoti, Sharadraj Singh, Md. Nasrudin, Manoj Kumar Soni, Yashoda Kumari Rajvanshi have been asked to be fined and imprisoned as per the above.

The police broke the lock of the cooperative office on October 14 during the investigation and collected evidence. The office has been closed since then. In the meeting held on Monday of the Public Accounts Committee of the Parliament, the MPs demanded the resignation of Chairman Pokharel. But Pokharel changed the subject by saying that he would support the law.

Pokharel, who admitted that his wife is absconding in the co-operative fraud, said, "My wife is absconding, I am ready for the legal process." The co-operative victim says that after sending a letter to the absconding wife with a request to leave the school, more questions were raised about Pokharel's role. The Maoist Koshi Parliamentary Party also demanded the resignation of Chairman Pokharel last Thursday.

Uma-Gauri Krishi Sahakari took a loan of more than 24 crore rupees from Nabil Bank and RSDC Laguvitt. It has been seen that the owner has embezzled half of the loan amount taken as a mortgage in the name of the borrower without giving it to the concerned person. The indictment includes evidence that the cooperative took a loan signed by Koirala, who was a member of the board of directors from 2072 to 2078. About 5,000 members of the cooperative are suffering due to the inability to repay the loan taken as a mortgage in Nabil Bank.

 Anjala was a two-term member of Uma Gauri Krishi Sahakari established in 2068. She said that she resigned from the cooperative on January 5, 2078. Anjala also signed the 'minute' when the cooperative decided to take a loan from RSDC. According to the documents provided by RSDC in the Biratnagar High Court, Anjala's signature is also on the cooperative's decision to request an additional loan of Rs. According to the details mentioned in

'Minute', the cooperative was doing business by taking a loan of 4 crore 25 lakhs from microfinance before 29th January 2017 and it was decided to request an additional loan of 3 crores to expand investment. It is also mentioned in the 'Minute' that the loan received from the microfinance should be deposited in the account of Nabil Bank Biratnagar branch in the name of the cooperative.

President Shambhu Prasad Rauniar, Vice President Dilmaya Rai, Treasurer Shambhu Prasad Singh, Secretary Alam Ansari Mian and Directors Anjala Koirala, Amod Mandal and Roshan Rajvanshi were present in all the three meetings regarding taking loans.