The Attorney General's Office has decided to file a fraud case against the embezzlement of the land of the children's temple in Naxal.  It has been decided to file a fraud case against the then officials and employees of Nepal Children's Organization and the director of Brihaspati Vidya Sadan, who is enjoying the land on lease, in the child temple land embezzlement case.

The Attorney General's Office has claimed that the land provided by the government to the organization for the orphans was fraudulently given to a third party.

In the second week of May 2081, the Nepal Child Organization canceled the lease agreement with Brihaspati Vidya Sadan. After that, Brihaspati went to Patan High Court against this, and both parties were tricked to settle the dispute through 'arbitration' and not to go to trial. In agreement, the organization gave 29 ropani 4 annas of land to Brihaspati. It was a shameful decision to give it on lease for 2131 years .

In February 2078, Kantipur brought out a detailed news regarding the embezzlement of the then president and officials and employees of the children's temple land organization by arranging with Jupiter. After that, the search and investigation of embezzlement in this case started. In the meantime, there were also maneuvers to suppress the investigation. However, based on the investigation carried out between Dabaka, now a case of fraud is going to be filed.

Spokesman of the Attorney General's Office Suryaraj Dahal said that as there is fraud in this case, the Public Prosecutor's Office Kathmandu has been instructed to file a case against the accused. "We have sent a letter to the Public Prosecutor's Office Kathmandu with instructions to study and prosecute this matter," he said, "Now a case will be filed from there." It has been decided . Although the Central Investigation Bureau of the police conducted an investigation against embezzlement and sent a report with opinions to the District Public Prosecutor's Office a few months ago, the case was stopped without being filed. According to the same investigation report, it was decided by the Attorney General's Office to prosecute the fraud case.

When Rita Singh Vaidya, sister of Congress leader Prakashman Singh, who is currently Deputy Prime Minister and Urban Development Minister, was the president, it was planned to place Jupiter in Balmandir and lease the land for 82 years . During that time, the children's organization had sent a letter to CIB on 14 Baisakh 2081 to investigate against those involved in the embezzlement, saying that they had embezzled the land by harming the organization. On the same day, the lease agreement with Brihaspati was cancelled. Based on that, the CIB submitted the report to the Public Prosecutor's Office after completing the investigation.

Sangathan has given 29 ropani 4 annas land of Bal Mandir to Brihaspati in B.S. The agreement to give lease (cheap rental rate) until 2131 years was canceled . After that, the Patan High Court went to the High Court against the decision to cancel Brihaspati. The president of the organization, Vidya Neupane, canceled the previous agreement by giving 43 more years to Brihaspati, leaving 17 years left for the lease agreement.

Brihaspati killed the then president of the organization, Rita Singh Vaidya, with the connivance of officials and interest groups, without contesting by paying the annual rent of 90 lakh rupees for 29 acres of land. After Brihaspati got the land on lease, the Rai School, which is run under the Board of Education of India, was brought in to operate under the same management. For that, Brihaspati had made an agreement to take 600,000 rai annually from the school. In writing, that amount is shown as 1 lakh . V.No. In November 2021, the then government acquired 119 ropani land of the complex known as Sita Bhawan by giving compensation to the people of Rana Prime Minister Bhim Shamsher. The land acquired in this way was used for the care, education and protection of orphans and helpless children by opening a children's organization. After Rita Singh Vaidya became the president of the organization for the benefit of the children's rights until 2049, Brihaspati was suspiciously put on the lease.

After that, due to continuing the process of handing over land to Brihaspati on different dates, in 2072, the amount of land given to Brihaspati by Vaidya reached 29 ropani 4 annas . That too, with a plan to show possession forever, a lease agreement was signed so that the lease period would be 90 years from the beginning and maintained until 2131, and the property of the Bal Mandir would be owned by a private company . Neupane, who was the president last time, canceled this lease agreement as it was seen as detrimental to the children's organization and the country.

Children's organization first entered into an agreement on 26 Baisakh 2049 to lease 9 ropani land and house/floor of plot number 760 in the name of Brihaspatisag organization until 10 January 2053. The annual rental rate of which was 42 lakh 16 thousand 608 rupees. There was also a promise to give a 20 percent discount on the rental amount if paid in advance. According to the agreement, the details of the rent paid by Brihaspati are not visible in the organization's records, the authority source said. However, the children's organization extended the agreement by 5 years.

Bal Sangathan seems to have given an additional 5 ropani 2 annas of land to Brihaspati through a supplementary agreement with an increase of 10 percent on the previously fixed annual rent on 8th June 2058. While Brihaspati sent a letter to Bal Sangathan on 6th January 2057 asking for only 2 more acres of land. The supplementary agreement was signed by the then director Rajeshwar Niraula on behalf of the organization. At that time, the annual rent of the land that Brihaspati was enjoying was 30 lakh rupees.

Brihaspati proposed to Bal Sangathan on 21 July 2059 to take additional 13 ropani land with a lease term of 30 years and a monthly rental rate of 480,000 rupees. The Central Committee meeting of the Children's Organization held on July 30 authorized the General Secretary Ramkaji Kone to enter into an agreement to lease the land of 13 ropani 12 annas 1 paisa under lot number 760 to Brihaspati for a period of 2088. This time also it was confirmed that Jupiter would get 12 annas and 1 paisa more land than asked for.

As per Brihaspati's proposal, the agreement was authorized to increase the rent at the rate of 5 percent in 2 years, not to increase the rent in the first and last 5 years, and increase the property of 50 million within 15 years. Based on that, on August 11, 2059, an agreement was signed between the organization and Jupiter for 30 years. The agreement is said to be effective from May 1, 2059. The agreement was signed by the then vice president of the organization Yogendra Bahadur Shahi, general secretary Ramkaji Kone and head of administration and procurement branch Tikamani Neupane.

After that, a dispute started between the owners of the organization saying that they rented the land cheaply. After receiving a complaint in the authority, the investigation started. The authority had instructed to review the rent. But on behalf of Brihaspati Chief Administrator Murarinidi Tiwari sent a letter on 7th November 2066 saying that the rent could not be revised. Then the central working committee meeting of the children's organization decided to terminate the lease agreement of Brihaspatisag 13 ropani 12 ana 1 paisa land on 14th December 2066. The general secretary of the organization, Krishna Shankar Sah, informed Brihaspati about the decision of the meeting on 30th January 2066 and it will be implemented from the same day.

On 28th January 2016, a resource management committee meeting of the children's organization was held under the chairmanship of Subas Kumar Pokharel, consisting of Rajeshwar Niraula, Santosh Bhattarai, Krishnashankar Sah and Manohar Gopal Shrestha. The meeting decided to pass the registration and give the land returned from Brihaspati to Tarun Nirman Seva. Manoj Kumar Mishra was the owner of Tarun. Authority for land registration was given to Shah. On January 13, 2066, the government's consent was not obtained when the registration pass was given to Tarun. Although the agreement was made, Jupiter did not leave the land. After the agreement, it was revealed that the then president Vaidya also took 75 lakh rupees from Tarun.

Vaidya admitted to the commission of inquiry led by former judge Mohanaraman Bhattarai that she had taken the money to 'run the organization's expenses'. However, that amount was not deposited in the fund of the organization. On the other hand, Brihaspati went to the Supreme Court for unilaterally breaking the contract of the land being occupied. Both the parties reconciled in the court on 21st June 2072 and again it was decided to give the land to Brihaspati cheaply.

It was agreed against the law to extend the period of 43 years from 2088 to the expiry date of the previous agreement, not to extend the last 8 years, during this period, Jupiter will increase the assets of 52 crores, can give land lien and sublease and within 6 months, the children's organization will build a 2-room building. In the guise of the same agreement, Jupiter killed the land for the year 2131 through the supplementary agreement on July 3, 2072.

It is mentioned in the letter sent by the Bank of Kathmandu to the Authority and before that, that Jupiter mortgaged the land on August 26, 2075 for 300 million rupees to be repaid within 10 years and on October 1, took a renewable loan of 133 million rupees for 1 year. Built in the name of Rana Prime Minister Bhimshamsher's wife Sita, the palace was acquired on 17th November 2021 and placed under the ownership of the Central Child Welfare Committee for the welfare and upkeep of underprivileged children. During the Panchayat period, the then Rajdarbar protected the lands in the name of children's temples and children's organizations in different districts of the country. 'Sita Bhawan' which was called 'Tangal Darbar' during Rana period is now known as Bal Mandir. According to the records of the Ministry of Home Affairs, 119 ropani 12 annas 3 paisa land of Sita Bhawan was acquired and kept in the name of children's organization.