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The parliamentary special committee formed to investigate the violation of the cooling off period of the Federal Civil Service Bill has started the investigation with experts.
In the meeting held on Saturday at Singha Darbar, constitutionalist Kashiraj Dahal was placed in the committee as an expert and the investigation process was started. Speaking after the meeting, Jeevan Pariyar, the coordinator of the committee, said that today was the 12th day of 18 meetings and today is the 13th day of the formation of the committee.
He informed that there was a discussion in the meeting about how and what work was done in the past, how to proceed with the remaining works, how to proceed with the investigation procedures. According to the decision of the
committee, constitutionalist Kashiraj Dahal has been kept in the committee since today's meeting. In today's meeting, the attorney general's office was sent a letter and one associate attorney and one deputy attorney were called to assist in the investigation by staying in the meeting continuously.
He said in the meeting that the research work is continuing and many works have been completed. The committee has been mandated to submit its report within 21 days from the date of formation of the committee.
